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cond-mat.other2011★ 50 cited

Molecular Binding Energies from Partition Density Functional Theory

Jonathan Nafziger, Qin Wu, Adam Wasserman

Approximate molecular calculations via standard Kohn-Sham Density Functional Theory are exactly reproduced by performing self-consistent calculations on isolated fragments via Part…

cond-mat.other2009★ 19 cited

Resonance Lifetimes from Complex Densities

Daniel L. Whitenack, Adam Wasserman

The ab-initio calculation of resonance lifetimes of metastable anions challenges modern quantum-chemical methods. The exact lifetime of the lowest-energy resonance is encoded into…

cond-mat.other2009★ 168 cited

Partition Density Functional Theory

Peter Elliott, Kieron Burke, Morrel H. Cohen +1

Partition density functional theory is a formally exact procedure for calculating molecular properties from Kohn-Sham calculations on isolated fragments, interacting via a global p…

cond-mat.other2008★ 15 cited

Charge Transfer in Partition Theory

Morrel H. Cohen, Adam Wasserman, Roberto Car +1

The recently proposed Partition Theory (PT) [J.Phys.Chem.A 111, 2229 (2007)] is illustrated on a simple one-dimensional model of a heteronuclear diatomic molecule. It is shown that…

cond-mat.other2007★ 4 cited

Investigating interaction-induced chaos using time-dependent density functional theory

Adam Wasserman, Neepa T. Maitra, Eric J. Heller

Systems whose underlying classical dynamics are chaotic exhibit signatures of the chaos in their quantum mechanics. We investigate the possibility of using time-dependent density f…

cond-mat.other2007★ 17 cited

Partition theory: A very simple illustration

Morrel H. Cohen, Adam Wasserman, Kieron Burke

We illustrate the main features of a recently proposed method based on ensemble density functional theory to divide rigorously a complex molecular system into its parts [M.H. Cohen…