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The Kramers restricted Hartree-Fock approach

P. Hafner

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The time reversal symmetry of an N-electron Hamiltonian is imposed on the corresponding Hartree-Fock operator. This is ensured by a Slater determinant whose one-electron functions occur in Kramers degenerate pairs. For most point groups, the independent Kramers components are determined by a Hartree-Fock matrix of half the original dimension.

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The time reversal symmetry of an N-electron Hamiltonian is imposed on the corresponding Hartree-Fock operator. This is ensured by a Slater determinant whose one-electron functions occur in Kramers degenerate pairs. For most point groups, the independent Kramers components are determined by a Hartree-Fock matrix of half the original dimension.

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The time reversal symmetry of an N-electron Hamiltonian is imposed on the corresponding Hartree-Fock operator. This is ensured by a Slater determinant whose one-electron functions occur in Kramers degenerate pairs. For most point groups, the independent Kramers components are determined by a Hartree-Fock matrix of half the original dimension.

Key concepts: Hartree–Fock method, Hamiltonian (control theory), Degenerate energy levels, Fock matrix, Quantum mechanics, Slater determinant, Dimension (graph theory), Physics

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