Dynamically corrected BSE@scGW on the Matsubara axis produces singlet and triplet excitation energies for small molecules that closely match high-level wavefunction benchmarks.
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Lattice calculations of nucleon wavefunctions reveal superposition nodes from mixing interpolating fields and built-in nodes intrinsic to individual s-wave Dirac components.
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Dynamically Corrected Bethe-Salpeter Equation Solver for Self-consistent $GW$ Reference on the Matsubara Frequency Axis
Dynamically corrected BSE@scGW on the Matsubara axis produces singlet and triplet excitation energies for small molecules that closely match high-level wavefunction benchmarks.
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Understanding the structure of nucleon excitations from their wavefunctions
Lattice calculations of nucleon wavefunctions reveal superposition nodes from mixing interpolating fields and built-in nodes intrinsic to individual s-wave Dirac components.