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Graduate How does DFT handle degenerate eigenvectors?
I have a question about how DFT (density functional theory) handles degenerate states. The Hamiltonian in DFT is a functional of the electron density defined via ##n(\mathbf{r})=\sum^N_{k=1}|\psi_k(\mathbf{r})|^2##. However, say I have a pair of degenerate states. Then any linear combination of...- Mart1234
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- Density functional theory Dft
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Graduate Derivation of Generalized Khon-Sham Scheme
Hello, I am following the paper: https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/42212557/exact-exchange-in-density-functional-calculations and I am confused on page 14 where the generalized Kohn-Sham equations are derived. I follow that the ground state energy is The minimization of this step leads...- Mart1234
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- Derivation Physics Quantum mechanics
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Undergrad Derivation of two-electron density operator
Got it. I appreciate the help.- Mart1234
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Undergrad Derivation of two-electron density operator
Hello, I am going over the derivation for two-electron density. I am having a hard time understanding how the second term in 2.11a seen below is derived. I know this term must eliminate the i=j products but can't seem to understand how. Thanks for the help.- Mart1234
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- Density Density operator Derivation Operator
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Undergrad Understanding Diffraction Condition in Kittle's Intro to Solid State Physics
I am going over the diffraction condition section in Kittle's Introduction to Solid State Physics physics and I am having a hard time understanding why the phase difference angle for the incident wave is positive while the phase angle difference for the diffracted wave is negative. Thank you...- Mart1234
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- Condition Diffraction Intro Physics Solid Solid state Solid state physics State
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The direction of flux vectors in derivation of conservation of mass
In the derivation of the conservation law of the conservation of mass, the flux on one side enters and the flux on the other side leaves the control volume. I presume this is due to the assumption that the volume is infinitesimally small and hence v(x,y,z,t) will not change directions...- Mart1234
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- Conservation Conservation of mass Derivation Direction Flux Mass Vectors
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