DMol
B
Glossary
Table 2
. Symbols used in equations
symbol
definition (page)
ij
Lagrangian multipliers
xc
[
]
exchange-correlation energy per particle in a uniform electron gas
shift parameter
l
Lagrange multipliers
µ
xc
exchange-correlation potential
orbital density, number of particles
a
partition function, atomic charge density, molecular charge density
(r)
molecular charge density
d
deformation density
i
occupied molecular orbitals
µ
atomic basis function, atomic orbital
wavefunction
a
perturbation
b
eigenvalues
C
constraint
C
iµ
molecular orbital expansion coefficients, LCAO-MO coefficients
C
x
correlation contribution
d
damping factor, mixing coefficient
e
error vector
E
HF
or
E
t
a
Hellmann-Feynman energy term
E
t
total energy
E
xc
[
]
exchange and correlation energy
g
partition function for numerical integration
g
gradient vector
H
Hessian matrix
l
number of shells
m
atomic mass, number of constraints
M
number of multipolar functions
N
number of atomic orbitals, number of atoms
N
number of angular integration points
N
o
number of occupied atomic orbitals
N
R
number of radial integration points
P
number of integration points
r
numerical integration point
R
set of coordinates
T
[
]
kinetic energy of system of noninteracting particles of density
u
eigenvectors
U
[
]
electrostatic energy due to Coulombic interactions
V
attractive and repulsive electrostatic forces, Coulombic potential
w
(
r
)
integration weights for mesh points
x
geometry
Table 3
. Definitions of terms
term
page
alpha electrons
spin-up electrons
AO
atomic orbital
beta electrons
spin-down electrons
BFGS
Broydon-Fletcher-Goldfarb-Shanno minimizer
Bohr
0.532 Å
DN
double-numerical basis set
DND
like DNP, but without p functions for hydrogen
DFT
density-functional theory
DNP
double-numerical plus polarization basis set
EF
eigenvector-following
HOMO
highest occupied molecular orbital
LDF
local density functional method
LUMO
lowest unoccupied molecular orbital
MO
molecular orbital
SCF
self-consistent field method
SO
symmetry orbital
spin density
the amount of excess alpha over beta spin
spin-restricted
use same
i
for alpha and beta electrons
spin-unrestricted
use different
i
for alpha and beta electrons
UHF
spin-unrestricted Hartree-Fock calculation
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