Within the adiabatic approximation, time-dependent density functional
theory yields only single excitations. Near states of double excitation
character, the exact exchange–correlation kernel has a strong dependence
on frequency. We derive the exact frequency-dependent kernel when
a double excitation mixes with a single excitation, well separated
from the other excitations, in the limit that the electron–electron
interaction is weak. Building on this, we construct a nonempirical
approximation for the general case, and illustrate our results on
a simple model
Описание
Time dependent density functional theory; Memory effects kernel; breakdown adiabatic approximation
Very clear and pedagogical illustration of the frequency dependence
of the kernel using simple arguments/model.
Proposal of a a posteriori correction to the adiabatic scheme. Application
in Cave et al (CPL 2004).
%0 Journal Article
%1 Maitra2004
%A Maitra, Neepa T.
%A Zhang, Fan
%A Cave, Robert J.
%A Burke, Kieron
%D 2004
%I AIP
%J The Journal of Chemical Physics
%K (electron); correlations density electron exchange excited functional ground interactions states; theory;
%N 13
%P 5932-5937
%R 10.1063/1.1651060
%T Double excitations within time-dependent density functional theory
linear response
%U http://link.aip.org/link/?JCP/120/5932/1
%V 120
%X Within the adiabatic approximation, time-dependent density functional
theory yields only single excitations. Near states of double excitation
character, the exact exchange–correlation kernel has a strong dependence
on frequency. We derive the exact frequency-dependent kernel when
a double excitation mixes with a single excitation, well separated
from the other excitations, in the limit that the electron–electron
interaction is weak. Building on this, we construct a nonempirical
approximation for the general case, and illustrate our results on
a simple model
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theory yields only single excitations. Near states of double excitation
character, the exact exchange–correlation kernel has a strong dependence
on frequency. We derive the exact frequency-dependent kernel when
a double excitation mixes with a single excitation, well separated
from the other excitations, in the limit that the electron–electron
interaction is weak. Building on this, we construct a nonempirical
approximation for the general case, and illustrate our results on
a simple model},
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pages = {5932-5937},
publisher = {AIP},
review = {Very clear and pedagogical illustration of the frequency dependence
of the kernel using simple arguments/model.
Proposal of a a posteriori correction to the adiabatic scheme. Application
in Cave et al (CPL 2004).},
timestamp = {2010-01-22T12:15:20.000+0100},
title = {Double excitations within time-dependent density functional theory
linear response},
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