2012
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-40422012001000032
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Resolvendo a equação de Schrödinger utilizando procedimentos numéricos fundamentais

Abstract: Recebido em 27/2/12; aceito em 31/5/12; publicado na web em 31/8/12 SOLVING THE SCHRÖDINGER EQUATION USING FUNDAMENTAL NUMERICAL PROCEDURES. A combination of the variational principle, expectation value and Quantum Monte Carlo method is used to solve the Schrödinger equation for some simple systems. The results are accurate and the simplicity of this version of the Variational Quantum Monte Carlo method provides a powerful tool to teach alternative procedures and fundamental concepts in quantum chemistry cours… Show more

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“…The vibrational wave functions and energies present in eq were evaluated for Hamiltonians of the following type: with V̂ being an arbitrary potential energy operator. We have used two different approaches to find the eigenfunctions of Ĥ : (i) a variational stochastic method (VSM), which we have implemented as a Fortran code with the Mersenne Twister pseudorandom number generator (MT19937), or the LUXury RANdom pseudorandom number generator (RANLUX), replacing the built-in random number generator of the GNU’s Fortran compiler for better performance and (ii) the Cooley-Numerov method implemented in the routine of Le Roy’s program, which is based on the Cooley-Cashion-Zare routine. The potential energy curves V ( Q ) and electronic transition moments of H 2 , C 2 , and O 2 were obtained from multiconfiguration ab initio wave functions.…”
Section: Theory and Computational Aspectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The vibrational wave functions and energies present in eq were evaluated for Hamiltonians of the following type: with V̂ being an arbitrary potential energy operator. We have used two different approaches to find the eigenfunctions of Ĥ : (i) a variational stochastic method (VSM), which we have implemented as a Fortran code with the Mersenne Twister pseudorandom number generator (MT19937), or the LUXury RANdom pseudorandom number generator (RANLUX), replacing the built-in random number generator of the GNU’s Fortran compiler for better performance and (ii) the Cooley-Numerov method implemented in the routine of Le Roy’s program, which is based on the Cooley-Cashion-Zare routine. The potential energy curves V ( Q ) and electronic transition moments of H 2 , C 2 , and O 2 were obtained from multiconfiguration ab initio wave functions.…”
Section: Theory and Computational Aspectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Diatomic molecules represent a good starting point for anharmonic calculations as their electronic structure can be described with high accuracy at moderate computational cost. Therefore, we present in this work a TI route for the ab initio calculation of the vibrational RR spectrum based on multiconfiguration electronic structure methods, with the fully anharmonic vibrational structure being obtained numerically from a variational stochastic method or from the iterative Cooley-Numerov method. Results are presented for the H 2 , C 2 , and O 2 molecules, which can be considered as templates for assessing the following aspects of the RR spectrum: (i) convergence of the differential cross sections with respect to the number of vibrational intermediate states, (ii) linear and quadratic HT contributions to RR intensities, and (iii) dependency of the RR intensities on the excitation energy: Raman excitation profiles.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The systematic to get the result by VQMC is: 9 i. Generates a random vector to be the initial wave function.…”
Section: E_g3=e[mp4/6-31g(d)]+δe(+)+δe(2dfp)+ δE(qci)+δe(g3large)+δementioning
confidence: 99%