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Perturbative corrections to account for triple excitations in closed and open shell coupled cluster theories
Chemical Physics Letters · 1994 · Vol. 227(3) · pp. 321–326
Miles J.O. Deegan✉(University of Sussex)Peter J. Knowles(University of Sussex)
Advanced Chemical Physics StudiesSpectroscopy and Quantum Chemical StudiesPhysics of Superconductivity and MagnetismOpen shellAnsatzCoupled clusterPerturbation theory (quantum mechanics)Wave functionPhysicsQuantum mechanicsAssertionMathematical physicsQuantum electrodynamics
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