Titlebook: Hartree-Fock Ab Initio Treatment of Crystalline Systems; C. Pisani,R. Dovesi,C. Roetti Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988 IT

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Calculation of Observable Quantities in the HF Approximation, II.8). Thirdly, numerical approximations (series truncation, point by point integration in direct and reciprocal space), as adopted in the study of infinite systems, affect calculated data to a much larger extent than in the case of molecules. Finally, the techniques for improving upon HF results a

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Book 1988nd definitions that may be useful for reference purposes; appendix D is intended to facilitate the interpretations of symbols, conventions, and acronyms that occur in the book. Thanks are due to all those who have contributed to the implementation and test of the CRYSTAL program, especially to V.R.

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Implementation of the Hartree-Fock Equations for Periodic Systems,ptions that can be adopted at each computational stage, the one that is presented is currently implemented in the program CRYSTAL (see section I.3a). CRYSTAL is still in rather rapid evolution, so some of the techniques here described will probably be improved in the near future. In any event, we sh

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Calculation of Observable Quantities in the HF Approximation,cules and the various ways of overcoming the limitations implicit therein (Schaefer 1977, Hehre et al 1986). The same is not true in the case of crystalline systems since the experience gained in the field of molecular studies is not immediately transferable to crystals. First of all, there are some

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