Local and Semi-Local Density Functional Approximations for Exchange and Correlation: Why Do They Work, and Do They Work Best at Zero Temperature?

John P Perdew; Stefan Kurth

doi:10.1007/0-306-47086-1_46

Local and Semi-Local Density Functional Approximations for Exchange and Correlation: Why Do They Work, and Do They Work Best at Zero Temperature? — John P Perdew (2002) | RDL Network

Local and Semi-Local Density Functional Approximations for Exchange and Correlation: Why Do They Work, and Do They Work Best at Zero Temperature?

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