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Norm-Conserving Pseudopotentials

D. R. Hamann, +2 more
- 12 Nov 1979 - 
- Vol. 43, Iss: 20, pp 1494-1497
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In this article, a simple procedure to extract pseudopotentials from ab initio atomic calculations is presented, which yield exact eigenvalues and nodeless eigenfunctions which agree with atomic wave functions beyond a chosen radius.
Abstract
A very simple procedure to extract pseudopotentials from ab initio atomic calculations is presented. The pseudopotentials yield exact eigenvalues and nodeless eigenfunctions which agree with atomic wave functions beyond a chosen radius ${\mathcal{r}}_{c}$. Moreover, logarithmic derivatives of real and pseudo wave functions and their first energy derivatives agree for $\mathcal{r}g{\mathcal{r}}_{c}$ guaranteeing excellent transferability of the pseudopotentials.

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