H. Sekino et al., PROPERTY EVALUATION USING THE HARTREE-FOCK-DENSITY-FUNCTIONAL-THEORY METHOD - AN EFFICIENT FORMALISM FOR FIRST-ORDER AND 2ND-ORDER PROPERTIES, The Journal of chemical physics, 101(9), 1994, pp. 7788-7794
We present an efficient formalism for property evaluation using the Ha
rtree-Fock-density-functional-theory method. The formalism uses the re
laxed density concept for first-order properties which allows us to co
mpute many different components of a property as well as many differen
t properties once we have solved a single set of linear equations span
ning the particle-hole space of the system. The density matrix represe
ntation of the method indicates that the method accounts for the corre
lation correction to Hartree-Fock only through particle-hole space. We
also show why conventional density functionals based upon a local den
sity and its gradient fail to account for electromagnetic effects. For
second-order properties, we show that no extra linear equations need
to be solved, once the regular coupled perturbed Hartree-Fock equation
s are solved.