Titlebook: Electron Correlations in Molecules and Solids; Peter Fulde Book 19932nd edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1993 Correlation Energy.

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Quantum-Chemical Approach to Electron Correlations,ctron problem. Its shortcomings were discussed in Sect. 2.8, where we showed that it is the correlation hole which every electron carries along that is missing in such an approach. The correlation hole prevents electrons from coming too close to each other and reduces their mutual Coulomb repulsion.

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Excited States,is that the correlation-energy contribution to the ground-state energy may be small compared with the dominating contributions of the self-consistent field; however, when energy . with respect to the ground state are calculated, the changes in the correlation energy may become equal to or even large

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Finite-Temperature Techniques,correlations not only on the ground state but also on the low-energy excitations of the system. Of particular interest is the partition function Z or the free energy . of the electrons. We can deduce from both quantities a number of static thermo-dynamic properties. The partition function is the tra

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Correlations in Atoms and Molecules,e large SCF energy, it is often of the same order of magnitude as the energy . one wants to calculate. An example is the binding energy of atoms in molecules, to which correlations contribute considerably. They should therefore be considered an important ingredient of chemical bonding.

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Semiconductors and Insulators,at most experiments in semiconductor physics can be described within a one-particle picture. It merely shows that the quasiparticle concept works very well in these systems. A noticeable exception is the fractional quantum Hall effect, which is based exclusively on correlations and in which the quas

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