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Monte Carlo explicitly correlated many-body Green's function theory
Cole M. Johnson
, Alexander E. Doran
, Seiichiro L. Ten-No
,
So Hirata
Chemistry
Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology
Center for East Asian and Pacific Studies
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Ionization Energy
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Monte Carlo
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Explicitly Correlated
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Many-body Green's Function Theory
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Computational Cost
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Monte Carlo Method
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Statistical Errors
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System Size
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Frequency Dependence
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Graphics Processing Unit
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Parallelizing
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Fourth Power
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Importance Sampling
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Weight Function
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Mathematical Form
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Self-powered
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Cc-pVDZ
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Minimal Memory
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Stochastic Algorithm
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Memory Space
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Central Processing Unit
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Perturbation Correction
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High Order Perturbation
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Correlation Factor
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Many-body Green's Function
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Independent Self
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Fifth Powers
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Engineering
Green's Functions
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Ionization Potential
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Statistical Error
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Computational Cost
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Size System
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Processing Unit
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Memory Space
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Weight Function
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Central Processing Unit
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Physics
Green's Functions
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Monte Carlo
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Ionization Potential
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Weight Function
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Monte Carlo Method
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Chemistry
Tight Binding Model
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Ionization Potential
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Monte Carlo Method
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Self-Energy
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