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JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS
Volume 137, Issue 2, Pages -Publisher
AMER INST PHYSICS
DOI: 10.1063/1.4731341
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- IACS
- Alexander von Humboldt Foundation
- J. C. Bose National Fellowship
- MONAMI [INT/EC/MONAMI(25)/233513]
- Indo-Swedish bilateral projects
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We present the formulation and the implementation of a spin-free state-specific multi-reference coupled cluster (SSMRCC) theory, realized via the unitary group adapted (UGA) approach, using a multi-exponential type of cluster expansion of the wave-operator Omega. The cluster operators are defined in terms of spin-free unitary generators, and normal ordered exponential parametrization is utilized for cluster expansion instead of pure exponentials. Our Ansatz for Omega is a natural spin-free extension of the spinorbital based Jeziorski-Monkhorst (JM) Ansatz. The normal ordered cluster Ansatz for Omega results in a terminating series of the direct term of the MRCC equations, and it uses ordinary Wick algebra to generate the working equations in a straightforward manner. We call our formulation as UGA-SSMRCC theory. Just as in the case of the spinorbital based SSMRCC theory, there are redundancies in the cluster operators, which are exploited to ensure size-extensivity and avoidance of intruders via suitable sufficiency conditions. Although there already exists in the literature a spin-free JM-like Ansatz, introduced by Datta and Mukherjee, its structure is considerably more complex than ours. The UGA-SSMRCC offers an easier access to spin-free MRCC formulation as compared to the Datta-Mukherjee Ansatz, which at the same time provides with quite accurate description of electron correlation. We will demonstrate the efficacy of the UGA-SSMRCC formulation with a set of numerical results. For non-singlet cases, there is pronounced M-s dependence of the energy for the spinorbital based SSMRCC results. Although M-s = 1 results are closer to full configuration interaction (FCI), the extent of spin-contamination is more. In most of the cases, our UGA-SSMRCC results are closer to FCI than the spinorbital M-s = 0 results. (C) 2012 American Institute of Physics. [http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4731341]
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