Dynamical pseudopotentials with sum-over-poles representation reproduce all-electron scattering over wide energy ranges and enable a consistent many-body treatment of all-electron atoms, pseudo-atoms, and solids.
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Explicit approximations for the charge density of inhomogeneous materials are constructed as functionals of the Kohn-Sham potential using the Lindhard response of the homogeneous electron gas, with accuracy improving on cubic helium as the level of approximation increases.
Symmetry breaking in Kohn-Sham DFT reduces the Fermi-level density of states in strongly correlated metals, and the new parameter Gamma identifies strong correlation using only the KS one-electron density of states.
Contracting truncated spherical waves into NAOs via kinetic trace minimization produces systematically improvable basis sets with good accuracy and transferability for DFT properties in molecules and bulk systems.
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Hubbard-$U$-corrected electron-phonon interactions in strongly correlated materials via the finite-displacement method
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Nearly perfect Fermi surface nesting in hole-doped La$_3$Ni$_2$O$_7$ enables bulk superconductivity without pressure or strain
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Identifying strong correlation using only the Kohn-Sham density of one-electron states
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