Coupled and uncoupled Hartree-Fock theories are used to compute the electric dipole polarizability of water, ammonia, and methane with three different GTO basis sets. Bounds for the geometric approximation to uncoupled polarizabilities are also computed to examine the accuracy of calculated values. The results are compared with those obtained by a variational-perturbation method proposed by Rebane. The numerical tests provide some information on the correlation terms affecting total computed polarizabilities. The computed values are shown to be in fair or good agreement with experimental data for the largest basis sets. The reliability of Rebane's method with respect to coupled HF procedure is also discussed
Coupled-cluster calculations of static electronic dipole polarizabilities for 145 organic molecules ...
Computational procedures, based on (i) the Ramsey common origin approach and (ii) the continuous tra...
Computational procedures, based on (i) the Ramsey common origin approach and (ii) the continuous tra...
Coupled and uncoupled Hartree-Fock theories are used to compute the electric dipole polarizability o...
Coupled Hartree-Fock perturbation theory is employed to compute electric dipole hyperpolarizabilitie...
Uncoupled and coupled Hartree–Fock perturbation theories are employed to calculate the electric dipo...
The method previously described by the present authors [1] for the calculation of molecular static e...
Hartree-Fock electric polarizabilities have been calculated for H2, He, Li, Be, LiH, and N2. Perturb...
The static dipole polarizabilities of Ne, CO, N2, F2, HF, H2O, HCN, and C2H2 (acetylene) have been d...
A new method is presented for the calculation of the molecular dipole polarizability tensor. The int...
ABSTRACT: In order to carry out a detailed analysis of the molecular static polarizability, which is...
A method to compute distributed dipole-quadrupole polarizabilities is suggested. The method is based...
In order to carry out a detailed analysis of the molecular static polarizability, which is the respo...
Ground and excited singlet state dipole electric π polarizabilities of a set of conjugated molecules...
We report calculations of polarizabilities using total energies extrapolated to the complete basis s...
Coupled-cluster calculations of static electronic dipole polarizabilities for 145 organic molecules ...
Computational procedures, based on (i) the Ramsey common origin approach and (ii) the continuous tra...
Computational procedures, based on (i) the Ramsey common origin approach and (ii) the continuous tra...
Coupled and uncoupled Hartree-Fock theories are used to compute the electric dipole polarizability o...
Coupled Hartree-Fock perturbation theory is employed to compute electric dipole hyperpolarizabilitie...
Uncoupled and coupled Hartree–Fock perturbation theories are employed to calculate the electric dipo...
The method previously described by the present authors [1] for the calculation of molecular static e...
Hartree-Fock electric polarizabilities have been calculated for H2, He, Li, Be, LiH, and N2. Perturb...
The static dipole polarizabilities of Ne, CO, N2, F2, HF, H2O, HCN, and C2H2 (acetylene) have been d...
A new method is presented for the calculation of the molecular dipole polarizability tensor. The int...
ABSTRACT: In order to carry out a detailed analysis of the molecular static polarizability, which is...
A method to compute distributed dipole-quadrupole polarizabilities is suggested. The method is based...
In order to carry out a detailed analysis of the molecular static polarizability, which is the respo...
Ground and excited singlet state dipole electric π polarizabilities of a set of conjugated molecules...
We report calculations of polarizabilities using total energies extrapolated to the complete basis s...
Coupled-cluster calculations of static electronic dipole polarizabilities for 145 organic molecules ...
Computational procedures, based on (i) the Ramsey common origin approach and (ii) the continuous tra...
Computational procedures, based on (i) the Ramsey common origin approach and (ii) the continuous tra...