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Density Functional Theory: Foundations and Possibilities Alexander F. Krutov Samara Center for Theoretical Material Science Samara University, Samara State Technical University, Samara, Russia Particle in the field of force Nonrelativistic


  1. Density Functional Theory: Foundations and Possibilities Alexander F. Krutov Samara Center for Theoretical Material Science Samara University, Samara State Technical University, Samara, Russia

  2. Particle in the field of force Nonrelativistic Schrodinger equation is wave function of particle; is full energy operator of particle in field (Hamiltonian); is Planck’s constant. 2

  3. is interaction operator for the particle in field; is mass of particle. 3

  4. Detection probability of particle in the volume dV: The average value of physical observable : in the state The average value of energy: 4

  5. In the case when : Stationary Schrodinger equation: is eigenvalue of Hamiltonian in the state 5

  6. Methods of solution of the Schrodinger equation 1. Methods of theory of the differential equations in partial derivatives. 2. Perturbation theory. is known. The solution for 6

  7. Methods of solution of the Schrodinger equation 3. Variational method. Variational principle. stationary Schrodinger equation has minimum at the true solution of the Schrodinger equation. is test function; 7

  8. Systems of many electrons The Born-Oppenheimer approximation are positions and atom numbers of nuclei 8

  9. Systems of many electrons The Pauli principle: Hartree-Fock approximation The Slater determinant: 9

  10. The functional of energy for the electron system Variational principle: One-particle Schrodinger equation for 10

  11. Principal difficulties of the theory of the many-electron systems Exponential wall (without spin and symmetries) is number of parameters per one of degrees of freedom; is number of parameters in wave function for desired accuracy; 11

  12. Van Fleck catastrophy is number of weak interacting molecules; is number of electrons per molecule with ; is test function; 12

  13. Density Functional Theory Walter Kohn Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1998 13

  14. The electron density: 14

  15. The Hohenberg-Kohn Theorems 1. The ground-state density of system of interaction electron in some external potential determines this potential uniquele (up to unessential constant). 2. For any external potential there exist the universal functional and minimum of this functional take place at electron density of ground state. is functional of kinetic energy; is functional of interaction energy of electrons.

  16. The Kohn-Sham Approach 1. Original system of interacting with each other electrons with ground state density is replace by system of noninteracting electrons moving in effective potential . with the same electron density 2. Effective local potential contains the external potential and electron interaction taking into account exchange and correlation energies. 16

  17. The Kohn-Sham equation 17

  18. Exchange-correlation potential for uniform electron gas Local-density approximation Exchange potential: Correlation potential: 18

  19. Exchange-correlation potential for uniform electron gas Interpolation for exchange-correlation potential: 19

  20. The Kohn-Shame scheme 1. Selection of initial guess for ; 2. Calculation of 3. Solution of Kohn-Shame equation 4. Calculation of new electron density 5. Iterations up to desired accuracy. 20

  21. Development of the Density Functional Theory 1. More accurate calculations of the exchange- correlation potential 2. Generalized gradient approximation; 3. Generalization on spin-density 4. Generalization on time-dependent interaction (DTDFT); 21

  22. Development of the Density Functional Theory 5. Generalization on region T>0; 6. Consideration of thermodynamics of ion subsystem; 7. Calculations of thermodynamics potentials: free energy, grand potential, entropy and so on. 22

  23. Calculations of physical values in DFT 1. Calculations of systems with small number of electrons e.g. ionization potential for ; 2. Heat conductivity; 3. Electron-phonon coupling; 4. Complex dielectric constant; 5. Thermal expansion coefficient; 6. Electrical conductivity; … 23

  24. Thanks for attention ! 24

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