Finite-Field Cholesky Decomposed Coupled-Cluster Techniques (ff-CD-CC): Theory and Application to Pressure Broadening of Mg by a He Atmosphere and a Strong Magnetic Field
Simon Blaschke, Marios-Petros Kitsaras, Stella Stopkowicz

TL;DR
This paper develops finite-field coupled-cluster methods with Cholesky decomposition to efficiently predict spectra of atoms and molecules in magnetic fields, applied to magnesium in helium atmospheres of magnetic white dwarfs.
Contribution
It introduces ff-EOM-CD-CCSD and ff-EOM-CD-CC2 methods for finite magnetic field calculations, enabling larger system simulations with controlled accuracy.
Findings
Accurate spectral line modifications of Mg by He in magnetic fields predicted.
Methods reduce memory requirements for finite-field CC calculations.
Application to magnetic white dwarf atmospheres demonstrated.
Abstract
For the interpretation of spectra of magnetic stellar objects such as magnetic white dwarfs (WDs) highly accurate quantum chemical predictions for atoms and molecules in finite magnetic field are required. Especially the accurate description of electronically excited states and their properties requires established methods such as those from coupled-cluster (CC) theory. However, respective calculations are computationally challenging even for medium-sized systems. Cholesky decomposition (CD) techniques may be used to alleviate memory bottlenecks. In finite-field computations, the latter are increased due to the reduction of permutational symmetry within the electron-repulsion-integrals (ERIs) as well as the need for complex-valued data types. CD enables a memory-efficient, approximate description of the ERIs with rigorous error control and thus the treatment of larger systems at the CC…
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum, superfluid, helium dynamics · High-pressure geophysics and materials · Advanced Chemical Physics Studies
