Bayesian approach to electron correlation in density functional theory

In the present communication we applied the Bayesian conditional probability approach to the wave function of a many‐electron system that resulted in the appearance of a quantum vector potential in the DFT Schrödinger equation due to electron correlation, apart from the correlation energy term. Math...

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Published inAnnalen der Physik Vol. 524; no. 12; pp. 822 - 825
Main Authors Tsekov, R., Vayssilov, G.N.
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Berlin WILEY-VCH Verlag 01.12.2012
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Summary:In the present communication we applied the Bayesian conditional probability approach to the wave function of a many‐electron system that resulted in the appearance of a quantum vector potential in the DFT Schrödinger equation due to electron correlation, apart from the correlation energy term. Mathematically, the effect of this vector potential is equivalent to a magnetic field that corresponds in particular to a conservative irrotational one if it is considered in connection with the correlation potential. An analysis of the effect of the correlation momentum on the electronic transitions suggested that the electron correlation increases the transition probability. The Bayesian conditional probability approach is applied to the wave function of a many‐electron system and results in the appearance of a quantum vector potential in the DFT Schrödinger equation due to electron correlation, apart from the correlation energy term. An analysis of the effect of the correlation momentum on the electronic transitions suggested that the electron correlation increases the transition probability.
Bibliography:ark:/67375/WNG-38JQ3Q2X-8
ArticleID:ANDP201200101
istex:E4E038AE8715F407745B597438E71806D44E0764
Bulgarian NSF - No. DRG 02/3; No. FP7 project BeyondEverest
ISSN:0003-3804
1521-3889
DOI:10.1002/andp.201200101