Influence of Coulomb-attenuation on exchange-correlation functional quality

Peach, Michael J. G. and Cohen, Aron J. and Tozer, David J. (2006) Influence of Coulomb-attenuation on exchange-correlation functional quality. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 8 (39). pp. 4543-4549. ISSN 1463-9076

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Abstract

The dependence of functional quality on the attenuation parameters-which control the limiting (r(12) -> 0, infinity) values and the rate of attenuation-is investigated for a Coulomb-attenuated exchange-correlation functional. For the attenuation and functional form considered, satisfaction of an exact long-range condition is detrimental for properties such as atomisation energies and bond lengths, but does improve classical reaction barriers and small molecule electronic excitation energies. The functionals considered can provide high quality valence, Rydberg, intramolecular and asymptotic intermolecular charge transfer (CT) excitations, but none are able to provide a simultaneously optimal description of all classes; CT excitations are not necessarily improved compared to those from conventional functionals. The study highlights the need for further development of Coulomb-attenuated functionals.

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Journal Article
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Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
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?? basis-setsrangeder-waals interactionsorganic-compoundskohn-sham orbitalstransfer excited-statesaminobenzonitrilesdensity functionalscharge-transfer excitationscorrelation-energygeneral physics and astronomyphysical and theoretical chemistryphysics and ast ??
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62165
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13 Feb 2013 16:52
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Published
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