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Kshitijkumar A. Surjuse

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Comment on "Efficient implementation of the superposition of atomic potentials initial guess for electronic structure calculations in Gaussian basis sets"

In J. Chem. Phys. 152, 144105 (2020) Lehtola et al introduced the efficient Gaussian-basis representation of Superposition of Atomic Potentials (SAP) which "can be easily implemented in any Gaussian-basis quantum chemistry code in terms of two-electron integrals". Here we demonstrate that it is possible to evaluate Gaussian AO representation of SAP by nearly trivial modification of one-electron nuclear attraction integrals.

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SAP-X2C: Optimally-Simple Two-Component Relativistic Hamiltonian With Size-Intensive Picture Change

We present a simple relativistic exact 2-component (X2C) Hamiltonian that models two-electron picture-change effects using Lehtola's superposition of atomic potentials (SAP) [S. Lehtola, J. Chem. Theory Comput. 15, 1593-1604 (2019)]. The SAP-X2C approach keeps the low-cost and technical simplicity of the popular 1-electron X2C (1eX2C) predecessor, but is significantly more accurate and has a well-defined thermodynamic limit, making it applicable to extended systems (such as large molecules and periodic crystals). The assessment of the SAP-X2C-based Hartree-Fock total and spinor energies, spin-orbit splittings, equilibrium bond distances, and harmonic vibrational frequencies suggests that SAP-X2C is similar to the more complex atomic mean-field (AMF) X2C counterparts in its ability to approximate the 4-component Dirac-Hartree-Fock reference.

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Physics-Driven Construction of Compact Primitive Gaussian Density Fitting Basis Sets

We present model-assisted density fitting (MADF) basis set generator, an algorithm for generating primitive atomic Gaussian density fitting (DF) basis sets (DFBSs) from a contracted Gaussian orbital basis set (OBS). The MADF algorithm produces DFBSs suitable for accurate robust DF approximation of 2-particle interactions in mean-field and correlated electronic structure. The algorithm is designed to (a) saturate the OBS product space by a large regularized set of primitive solid-harmonic Gaussian shells with nonuniform distribution of exponents followed by (b) pruning of the shells according to their contributions to the 2-body energy of a correlated atomic ensemble. Building the DFBS generator model almost exclusively on mathematical and physical principles allows one to limit the number of parameters that control the density fitting error to three, with a single set of parameters sufficient for computations with all basis cardinal numbers, with and without correlation of core electrons, with and without scalar and spin-dependent relativistic effects, spanning almost all of the Periodic Table. Performance assessment included basis sets up to quadruple-zeta quality from several major basis set families, using molecules composed of main-group, d-block, and f-block elements. The resulting DF errors in Hartree-Fock and second-order MP2 energies (with relativistic all-electron treatments, when appropriate) were on the order of 20 and 10 microhartree per electron, respectively.

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Slimmer Geminals For Accurate F12 Electronic Structure Models

The Slater-type F12 geminal lengthscales originally tuned for the second-order M{\o}ller-Plesset F12 method are too large for higher-order F12 methods formulated using the SP (diagonal fixed-coefficient spin-adapted) F12 ansatz. The new geminal parameters reported herein reduce the basis set incompleteness errors (BSIE) of absolute coupled-cluster singles and doubles F12 correlation energies by a significant - and increasing with the cardinal number of the basis - margin. The effect of geminal reoptimization is especially pronounced for the cc-pVXZ-F12 basis sets (specifically designed for use with F12 methods) relative to their conventional aug-cc-pVXZ counterparts. The BSIEs of relative energies are less affected but substantial reductions can be obtained, especially for atomization energies and ionization potentials with the cc-pVXZ-F12 basis sets. The new geminal parameters are therefore recommended for all applications of high-order F12 methods, such as the coupled-cluster F12 methods and the transcorrelated F12 methods.

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Relativistic coupled cluster with completely renormalized and perturbative triples corrections

We have implemented noniterative triples corrections to the energy from coupled-cluster with single and double excitations (CCSD) within the 1-electron exact two-component (1eX2C) relativistic framework. The effectiveness of both the CCSD(T) and the completely renormalized (CR) CC(2,3) approaches are demonstrated by performing all-electron computations of the potential energy curves and spectroscopic constants of copper, silver, and gold dimers in their ground electronic states. Spin-orbit coupling effects captured via the 1eX2C framework are shown to be crucial for recovering the correct shape of the potential energy curves, and the correlation effects due to triples in these systems changes the dissociation energies by about 0.1--0.2 eV or about 4--7\%. We also demonstrate that relativistic effects and basis set size and contraction scheme are significantly more important in Au$_2$ than in Ag$_2$ or Cu$_2$.

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