R. Rohse et al., CONFIGURATION-INTERACTION CALCULATIONS WITH TERMS LINEAR IN THE INTERELECTRONIC COORDINATE FOR THE GROUND-STATE OF H3- A BENCHMARK STUDY( ), The Journal of chemical physics, 99(11), 1993, pp. 8830-8839
The CISD-R12 method is applied to the ground states of H-2 and H-3+ at
their equilibrium configurations, with both bare nuclear Hamiltonian
(BNH) and self-consistent field (SCF) references with eight basis sets
that range from 10 s (i.e., ten contracted s-type Gaussians) to 30s20
p12d9f. With the largest basis set, the energy of H-2 is obtained with
an error of 2muE(h), while for H-3+, the error is probably smaller an
d the best calculated energy of -1.343 835E(h) is supposed to be accur
ate to all indicated figures. The BNH reference is always superior to
the SCF reference. The relativistic corrections are evaluated at the S
CF level by means of ''direct perturbation theory'' both for H-2 and H
-3+. The Hylleraas-SCF methods and related concepts for the constructi
on of an optimum reference function are discussed in the Appendix.