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Overview of the Degeneracy-Dependent Self-Interaction Correction (D-SIC)

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D-SIC is a method to correct the local-density approximation for the self-interaction effects which is strictly based on the homogeneous gas theory. In this chapter, the theoretical foundations of the method will be reviewed and a large set of tests and applications in atomic calculations will be presented. Furthermore, an extensive comparison with a variety of other approximations in use in the density-functional theory will be given.

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Cortona, P. (1991). Overview of the Degeneracy-Dependent Self-Interaction Correction (D-SIC). In: Labanowski, J.K., Andzelm, J.W. (eds) Density Functional Methods in Chemistry. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-3136-3_20

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