O on Ag(110): A puzzle for exchange-correlation functionals
arXiv:2109.11833 · doi:10.1016/j.chemphys.2021.111424
Abstract
Despite the great success of density functional theory in describing materials, there are still a few examples where current exchange-correlation functionals fail. We add another example to this list that drives further development of functionals. We show that the interaction of O with Ag(110) cannot be properly described by some of the most popular GGA, meta GGA, and hybrid functionals. We identify problems and provide clues for a functional that should be able to describe this and similar systems properly.
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