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\rho_{i,\sigma} (\vec{r}) \epsilon_{XC}^{DFA}([\rho_{i,\sigma},0],\vec{r}). | \rho_{i,\sigma} (\vec{r}) \epsilon_{XC}^{DFA}([\rho_{i,\sigma},0],\vec{r}). | ||
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A typical choice for the local scaling factor is | |||
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z(\mathbf{r}) = \frac {\tau_w(\mathbf{r})}{\tau(\mathbf{r})} | |||
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This quantity becomes unity at the single orbital regions and becomes zero at the uniform density regions. It cannot differentiate weak interaction regions and uniform density region. | |||
== Quasi-SCF approach == | == Quasi-SCF approach == | ||
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PZSIC equation
This is one-electron self-interaction correction scheme and is exact self-interaction cancellation for one electron cases.
LSIC equation
Reference: https://aip.scitation.org/doi/figure/10.1063/1.5129533
In local SIC method, PZSIC energy densities are scaled down with a local scaling factor or iso-orbital indicator z(r).
where
A typical choice for the local scaling factor is
This quantity becomes unity at the single orbital regions and becomes zero at the uniform density regions. It cannot differentiate weak interaction regions and uniform density region.
Quasi-SCF approach
You can apply the local scaling to PZSIC potentials. The resulting Hamiltonian is...
Gauge problem
Successes of LSIC method
Static dipole polarizability
water cluster paper
polyacene paper
Mol pol paper