1975Journal of the Chemical Society Faraday Transactions 2 Molecular and Chemical PhysicsRequires access

Cusped-gaussian molecular wavefunctions. Part 1.—LiH as an example

Erich Steiner, Brian C. Walsh

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SCF calculations for the ground state of LiH suggest that a cusped-gaussian basis may be superior to an all-gaussian basis with respect to both the size of basis and the computational time required to produce a given accuracy of the energy and wavefunction of a molecular system.

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SCF calculations for the ground state of LiH suggest that a cusped-gaussian basis may be superior to an all-gaussian basis with respect to both the size of basis and the computational time required to produce a given accuracy of the energy and wavefunction of a molecular system.

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SCF calculations for the ground state of LiH suggest that a cusped-gaussian basis may be superior to an all-gaussian basis with respect to both the size of basis and the computational time required to produce a given accuracy of the energy and wavefunction of a molecular system.

Key concepts: Wave function, Gaussian, Basis (linear algebra), Basis function, Ground state, Energy (signal processing), Statistical physics, Physics

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