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H 2 O hydrogen bonding in density-functional theory

D. R. Hamann
- 15 Apr 1997 - 
- Vol. 55, Iss: 16
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In this paper, the sublimation energy, lattice constants, and bulk modulus of a periodic model of the common phase of ice, Ih, vary dramatically when calculated with several commonly employed approximations to the electron exchange-correlation energy functional.
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The sublimation energy, lattice constants, and bulk modulus of a periodic model of the common phase of ice, Ih, vary dramatically when calculated with several commonly employed approximations to the electron exchange-correlation energy functional. Several gradient-corrected functionals give accurate descriptions of this hydrogen-bonded material.

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