German Research School for Simulation Sciences and RWTH Aachen University —
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lecture: Thu 16:30-18:00, tutorials: Thu 13:30-14:30 Lecture Hall, GRS Jülich (how to reach, you will need a picture ID to enter the Forschungszentrum Jülich)
many-electron atom
hydrogen atom
numerical integration, Numerov method, logarithmic mesh
many-electron problem
anti-symmetric wave-wave functions slides and exercises
reduced density matrices
variational principle
evaluating expectation values using reduced density matrices
N-representability problem, Coulson's challenge
pair correlation function and exchange-correlation hole
Hartree energy slides and exercises
Density-functional theory
Hohenberg-Kohn theorem
variational calculus
examples slides and exercises
Kohn-Sham approach
variational equation for density functional
potential that gives non-interacting system with same density
self-consistency slides and exercises
Many-electron wavefunctions
many-particle wave-functions
indistinguishability and spin-statistics connection
Slater determinants, basis of many-electron Hilbert spaces
second quantization slides, lecture notes and exercises
Slater-Condon parameters
mean-field potential in second quantization
electron-electron repulsion in second quantization
multipole expansion
addition theorem for spherical harmonics
Slater-Condon parameters slides and exercises
atomic multiplets
finding what multiplets appear in an open shell
construction of multiplet states
Coulomb exchange
calculation of multiplet energies slides and exercises
Exchange mechanisms
kinetic exchange
second quantization slides and exercises
correlated electrons
introduction to second quantization and exchange mechanisms slides, lecture notes, and exercises
An example of a realistic code for self-consistent electronic structure calculations. For the self-consistent calculation of an atom, look at ld1.f90, all-electron.f90, scr.f90, and ascheq.f90.