Titlebook: Local Density Theory of Polarizability; Gerald D. Mahan,K. R. Subbaswamy Book 1990 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1990 atoms.den

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Introduction,o the field. For example, a spherically symmetric atom would develop an induced dipole moment . in response to an external electric field . (Buckingham, 1967), .where a and . are polarizabilities. The linear polarizability is . and the nonlinear polarizability is ..

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Introduction, sample under investigation. The sample could be a collection of atoms in a gas, liquid, or solid. The sample develops an induced moment in response to the field. For example, a spherically symmetric atom would develop an induced dipole moment . in response to an external electric field . (Buckingha

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Atoms and Molecules,0), Zangwill and Soven (1980), and Mahan (1980). The former two used the Green’s function method, while Mahan used the modified Sternheimer Method. All three groups obtained similar results. Mahan also calculated the quadrupole and octupole polarizabilities. Zangwill and Soven calculated the optical

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Other Solids and Simple Liquids,of local density computations. The first-principles calculations of dielectric response in semiconductors can be classified into three categories: (i) TDLDA calculations; (ii) frozen-field calculations; and (iii) self-energy corrected TDLDA.

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