An examination of the accuracy of some transcorrelated wavefunctions for the hydrogen molecule
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- 1973-11-01
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Keywords
Wave function, Quantum mechanics, Physics
References
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- Some bilinear convergence characteristics of the solutions of dissymmetric secular equations
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- The convergence of the lowest eigenvalue of a real nearly-symmetric matrix
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