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Electron correlation That part of electron electron interaction, which is not included in the best IEA (Hartree-Fock) approximation The correlation energy: This includes the angular momentum coupling, but also other types of


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Electron correlation

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  • That part of electron–electron interaction, which is not

included in the best IEA (Hartree-Fock) approximation

  • The correlation energy:
  • This includes the angular momentum coupling, but also
  • ther types of interactions (e.g. radial correlation)
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  • One type of correlated wavefunction for the helium – the Hylleras

wavefunction

  • Contains explicitly the electron-electron distance as coordinate
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The configuration interaction (CI) method

  • For a multielectron system the Hylleras wavefunction

cannot be applied – N(N-1)/2 electron-electron coordinates

  • In case of the CI method we use a trial function as a

linear combination of several configurations

  • ci coefficients – variational parameters
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  • From this nth degree equation the eigeneregies (E) may

be determined, and one may obtain also the expansion coefficients

  • Each configuration should have the same symmetry,

including the angular momentum state

  • Possible methods:

– direct method (solving the nth degree equation for energies, ant then the linear equation system for the coefficients) – diagonalization of the matrix, obtaining the eigenvalues on the diagonal (e.g. Jacobi method)

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A more specific example

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  • A more general method – multiconfiguration Hartree-

Fock (MCHF)

  • Hartree-Fock method, but with another set of

variational parameters – the coefficients for each configuration

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