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Recent Developments in KKR Theory

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Computational Methods in Band Theory

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The KKR or Green’s function method has been generalized and sophisticated by many workers. We present here three steps in the method’s continuing evolution. First, we generalize the method to accommodate greater deviations of the potential from muffin-tin form. Second, by clarifying the relation between KKR and the cellular method, we arrive at a new prescription for the wave function. Third, we describe our efforts (not yet completely successful) to qualitatively decrease the time required for KKR calculations by eliminating the necessity for determinant evaluation. Finally, we offer our opinion concerning the relative merits of various methods discussed at the conference.

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Williams, A.R., Hu, S.M., Jepsen, D.W. (1971). Recent Developments in KKR Theory. In: Marcus, P.M., Janak, J.F., Williams, A.R. (eds) Computational Methods in Band Theory. The IBM Research Symposia Series. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-1890-3_11

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