2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.apnum.2006.03.020
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Wavelets for density matrix computation in electronic structure calculation

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“…Combinations of tensor product approximations and wavelets appear to be promising. We refer here to [55] for a study of the decay properties of density matrices in a wavelet basis (see also [119]), and to [16] for an early attempt to exploit near low-rank properties of spectral projectors. See also the more recent works by W. Hackbusch and collaborators [26,27,28,47,48,86].…”
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“…Combinations of tensor product approximations and wavelets appear to be promising. We refer here to [55] for a study of the decay properties of density matrices in a wavelet basis (see also [119]), and to [16] for an early attempt to exploit near low-rank properties of spectral projectors. See also the more recent works by W. Hackbusch and collaborators [26,27,28,47,48,86].…”
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“…Assume that r is actually much larger than necessary, i.e.,r << r, then the ALS algorithm costs O(dr(r 2 + rn 2 )). We refer to [77] for the discussion of wavelet methods for density matrix computation in electronic structure calculation.…”
Section: Linear Scaling Methods For Hartree-fock and Kohn-sham Equationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[62][63][64] The equations that result are quite similar to the FD method, but because localized basis functions are used to represent the solution, the method is variational. [73][74][75][76][77][78][79][80][81][82][83] The main feature of real-space methods is that, if we represent the Laplacian operator (Poisson equation) or Hamiltonian (eigenvalue problem) on a grid, the application of the operator to the function requires information only from a local region in space. [65][66][67] Other realspace-related methods include discrete variable representations, [68][69][70] Lagrange meshes, 71,72 and wavelets.…”
Section: Why Real Space?mentioning
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“…[123][124][125] Earlier linear-scaling developments are thoroughly summarized by Goedecker. [73][74][75][76][77][78][79][80]82,83 Electrostatics Real-space numerical solutions to problems in electrostatics have been a predominant theme in biochemistry and biophysics for some time. 206 Real-space methods have found recent application in QM/MM methods, which couple central quantum regions with more distant molecular mechanics domains.…”
Section: Electronic Structurementioning
confidence: 99%