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A simple improved iteration scheme for electronic structure calculations

Hiroko Akai, P. H. Dederichs

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The authors discuss the applicability of the Tchebycheff iteration scheme and a simplified derivative of this scheme in electronic calculations. Both methods are very simple and lead to a strongly accelerated convergence especially in cases where the simple mixing scheme converges quite slowly.

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The authors discuss the applicability of the Tchebycheff iteration scheme and a simplified derivative of this scheme in electronic calculations. Both methods are very simple and lead to a strongly accelerated convergence especially in cases where the simple mixing scheme converges quite slowly.

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The authors discuss the applicability of the Tchebycheff iteration scheme and a simplified derivative of this scheme in electronic calculations. Both methods are very simple and lead to a strongly accelerated convergence especially in cases where the simple mixing scheme converges quite slowly.

Key concepts: Simple (philosophy), Scheme (mathematics), Convergence (economics), Mixing (physics), Applied mathematics, Mathematics, Computer science, Algorithm

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