2006Journal of Physics Conference SeriesOpen access

Quantum Monte Carlo simulations of interacting electrons

Ryszard Olchawa

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A brief introduction to the Monte Carlo methods and the most common types of Quantum Monte Carlo, Variational Monte Carlo and Diffusion Monte Carlo are presented. The fermion sign problem in Diffusion Monte Carlo is outlined and a way of bypassing the fixed-node approximation is discussed.

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A brief introduction to the Monte Carlo methods and the most common types of Quantum Monte Carlo, Variational Monte Carlo and Diffusion Monte Carlo are presented. The fermion sign problem in Diffusion Monte Carlo is outlined and a way of bypassing the fixed-node approximation is discussed.

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A brief introduction to the Monte Carlo methods and the most common types of Quantum Monte Carlo, Variational Monte Carlo and Diffusion Monte Carlo are presented. The fermion sign problem in Diffusion Monte Carlo is outlined and a way of bypassing the fixed-node approximation is discussed.

Key concepts: Monte Carlo method, Quantum Monte Carlo, Monte Carlo molecular modeling, Monte Carlo method in statistical physics, Dynamic Monte Carlo method, Diffusion Monte Carlo, Hybrid Monte Carlo, Kinetic Monte Carlo

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