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Molecular Physics
An International Journal at the Interface Between Chemistry and Physics
Volume 118, 2020 - Issue 19-20: Special Issue of Molecular Physics in Honour of Jürgen Gauss
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Research Articles

Guaranteed convergence for a class of coupled-cluster methods based on Arponen's extended theory

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Article: e1810349 | Received 13 Mar 2020, Accepted 29 Jun 2020, Published online: 26 Aug 2020

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Figure 1. Difference between a canonical and a non-canonical ECC(n)DT computation for the potential curve of HF.

Figure 1. Difference between a canonical and a non-canonical ECC(n)DT computation for the potential curve of HF.

Figure 2. Comparison of CC diagnostics of the C-ECC(1)SD and NC-ECC(1)SD model for the HF potential curve correlated with the multireference character.

Figure 2. Comparison of CC diagnostics of the C-ECC(1)SD and NC-ECC(1)SD model for the HF potential curve correlated with the multireference character.

Figure 3. Comparison of CC diagnostics of the C-ECC(1)SD and NC-ECC(1)SD model for the H8 potential curve correlated with the multireference character.

Figure 3. Comparison of CC diagnostics of the C-ECC(1)SD and NC-ECC(1)SD model for the H8 potential curve correlated with the multireference character.

Figure 4. Comparison of CC diagnostics of the C-ECC(2)SD and NC-ECC(2)SD model (lower set of five curves, almost on top of each other) for the N2 potential curve correlated with the multireference character. The red curve shows diagnostics for NC-ECC(1)SD, indicating the inferiority of this model in the multireference region.

Figure 4. Comparison of CC diagnostics of the C-ECC(2)SD and NC-ECC(2)SD model (lower set of five curves, almost on top of each other) for the N2 potential curve correlated with the multireference character. The red curve shows diagnostics for NC-ECC(1)SD, indicating the inferiority of this model in the multireference region.