Efficient computation of matrix elements of generic Slater determinants
arXiv:1909.12634 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.101.012105
Abstract
We present an extension of the Löwdin strategy to find arbitrary matrix elements of generic Slater determinants. The new method applies to arbitrary number of fermionic operators, even in the case of a singular overlap matrix.
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