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First-principles calculations of electronic excitations in clusters

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Author
Lucia Reining
Olivia Pulci
Maurizia Palummo
G Onida
Keywords
clusters
many-body effects
excitons
self-energy
electronic spectra
paper
Abstract

We discuss an approach to calculate electronic excitations in clusters, which starts from the determination of the ground state within density functional theory and the local density approximation, and subsequently yields electronic spectra from Green\textquoterights function theory. These methods, which were originally developed and used in extended systems, are shown to work well also in clusters. We discuss the theory and the computational implementation, and illustrate the performance and the physical mechanisms of this approach for the example clusters Na-4, Na-6, and SiH4. (C) 2000 John Wiley \& Sons, Inc.

Year of Publication
2000
Journal
Int. J. of Quantum Chemistry
Volume
77
Number of Pages
951-960
Date Published
MAY 5
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