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An additive reference correction scheme for the transcorrelated method
Johannes Hauskrecht1, Kristoffer Simula1, Yifan Cheng1
1Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research, Heisenbergstraße 1, 70569 Stuttgart, Germany.
Abstract:
We introduce an additive reference correction for the transcorrelated (TC) method and its three-body mean-field approximation (xTC) to improve energy differences computed in small orbital basis sets. The correction is motivated by the observation that, for xTC atomization energies, the dominant error in double-ζ bases originates from the reference contribution rather than from the correlation energy. In the proposed reference-corrected scheme (RC-xTC), the small-basis correlation energy is retained, while the corresponding TC reference energy is replaced by its value from a larger basis. Benchmark calculations for the non-relativistic HEAT set with the Dunning basis-set family show that RC-xTC substantially improves both total and atomization energies relative to standard xTC in double-ζ bases. At the CCSD(T) level, RC-xTC yields better atomization energies than CCSD(T)-F12a in the double-ζ regime, while preserving the favorable total-energy accuracy of xTC. At the CCSD level, RC-xTC improves atomization energies relative to F12a throughout the full basis-set sequence. As the basis set is enlarged, xTC and RC-xTC become progressively identical, as expected from the construction of the correction.
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