Electron-hole excitation energy (Eq. (67))
ProvedKochHF.electron_hole_excitation_energyWith , , as in the definition file and , let be the occupied reference orbitals, and . The energy of the determinant with an electron moved from to satisfies
with the orbital energies of .
The term is the electron-hole interaction of the unrelaxed particle-hole excitation.
import Mathlib import Definitions.Def_KochHF_FockSpace import Definitions.Def_KochHF_Hamiltonian open Matrix
namespace KochHF
theorem electron_hole_excitation_energy {K : ℕ} (T : Matrix (Fin K) (Fin K) ℂ)
(U : Fin K → Fin K → Fin K → Fin K → ℂ) (hU : ∀ n n' m m', U n n' m m' = U n' n m' m)
(S : Finset (Fin K)) (a b : Fin K) (ha : a ∈ S) (hb : b ∉ S) :
detEnergy T U (insert b (S.erase a)) - detEnergy T U S =
hfOrbitalEnergy T U S b - hfOrbitalEnergy T U S a - hfDelta U a b := by sorry
end KochHFRead-back
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Throughout, is the number of orthonormal reference orbitals ; an orbital is a coefficient vector and . Fock space is with orthonormal basis , ; for and for ; (conjugate transpose); , ; ; for orbitals the vector (for this is ). For all , every complex matrix , every complex 4-index array with for all indices, every , every and every :
where and , both orbital energies computed with the original set .
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