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A benchmark study of Li2+, Li2−, LiH+ and LiH−: Quantum Monte-Carlo and coupled-cluster computations

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Abstract For the first time, very accurate potential energy curves (PEC) have been computed by the all electron Diffusion Quantum Monte-Carlo (DMC) and CCSD(T) methods for the ground-state of the… Click to show full abstract

Abstract For the first time, very accurate potential energy curves (PEC) have been computed by the all electron Diffusion Quantum Monte-Carlo (DMC) and CCSD(T) methods for the ground-state of the Li 2 + , Li 2 − , LiH + and LiH − ions. In addition to the molecular moieties, Li + , Li − , H − ions have also been studied by the aforementioned methods. The employed trial wave functions for the DMC calculations are a multiplication of multi-configuration expansions which are prepared by the Complete Active Space Self-Consistent Field method (CASSCF) with the aug-cc-pVTZ and the aug-cc-pCVTZ basis sets and the Jastrow factor. The CCSD(T) computations with all electrons correlated, have been performed by the cc-pV5Z, aug-cc-pCVQZ and aug-cc-pV6Z basis sets. In addition, the correlation energies for all of the studied atomic and molecular species have been calculated. For the studied molecular species, the Hartree-Fock energies in the complete basis set limit (E CBS ) have not been reported. In this work for each of the molecular systems, the most negative energy which has been computed by the cc-pV5Z or aug-cc-pCVQZ basis sets has been used. The obtained PECs by the DMC and CCSD(T) methods are used to calculate the vibration-rotation energy levels and spectroscopic constants.

Keywords: lih lih; monte carlo; quantum monte; lih

Journal Title: Computational and Theoretical Chemistry
Year Published: 2017

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