Integral transform

CISD Yes/No A/ transformed integrals n N to solve for one Cl energy and eigenvector... 

CAS-MCSCF Yes/Yes A/ transformed integrals to solve for Cl energy many iterations also i... 

Third-order results for closed-shell molecules have average absolute errors of 0.6 - 0.7 eV [31]. Transformed integrals with four virtual indices and OV4 contractions for each value of E are required for the U intermediate, which is needed for ionization energy as well as electron affinity calculations. 

However, it is to be noted that the Fourier transform integrals have infinite limits while the optical path differences are finite so modifications or approximations must be made. We will use the approximation of the limits between —L and + L where L is the maximum distance of the mirror drive. So... 

Buchanan, McCullough, and Miller (22) found that the non-transform integral breadth methods effectively give a weight average rather than a number average Li. The weight... 

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We are able to apply successively the relation in Eq. (13-66) and thereby we determine the higher-order index transformed integrals, e.g.,... 

We define a new set of operators using one-index transformed integrals [15]... 

Furthermore, transforms are often used only one way, taking data from coordinate space to momentum space, or from coordinate space to time space, and so on. In common to all these techniques is the transformation integral ... 

After omitting all contributions to the MCSCF derivatives which arise from variations in the configuration space, the remaining terms either already appear in the AO basis (e.g., all terms index transformed integrals.) This implies that SCF derivatives can be calculated completely in the AO basis. We give some examples to make this point clear. 

Consider first the SCF response equations [Eq. (64)]. The construction of /differentiated integrals and from one-index transformed integrals. Both matrices may be calculated in the AO basis (see Appendix E). Furthermore, the solution of the response equations requires linear transformations of orbital trial vectors. Equation... 

The evaluation of F(n) requires the construction of Fock matrices from multiply one-index transformed integrals. For example, F(3) contains the term... 

The term T2 [Eq. (252)] may be calculated in a variety of ways, noting that all contributions to g l are already available in the MO basis. One may either carry out the one-index transformations according to Eq. (249) and then combine glU with the densities t( ]b. Alternatively, one may construct intermediate MP2 Fock matrices from differentiated and one-index transformed integrals and calculate T2 according to... 

The Fock matrix from one-index transformed integrals is... 

In the MCSCF case this matrix may be calculated according to Eqs. (E.3)-(E.5), but using matrices Fl" aFln and Qln] containing one-index transformed integrals. For example, for the inactive Fock matrix we obtain... 

The Fock matrix with doubly one-index transformed integrals may be calculated in the same way. In particular, the inactive and active Fock matrices... 

Direct Cl procedures of a quite general kind (28) may be formulated as a matter of constructing large numbers of J and K operators, usually frcm a transformed integral list/ and hence directly in the m.o. basis Algorithms as described above are also applicable to this case, and should proceed at 135 Mflops given a reasonably large external space. 

Then, from Equation (2.40), the transformed integral molar enthalpy of adsorption is obtained ... 

This equation, which gives the transformed integral molar enthalpy of adsorption for the adsorption equilibrium characterized by the variables T and t (or n), must not be confused with Equation (2.68), which gives the differential enthalpy of adsorption. Indeed, by combining Equations (2.31), (2.44), (2.56) and (2.63) we obtain the... 

Furthermore, we have defined the one-index transformed integrals as... 

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