Size Extensivity is a fundamental property of a quantum chemical method that belongs to the class of criteria for accurate electronic structure theories, distinguished by its requirement that the computed energy of a system scales linearly with the number of noninteracting copies of a subsystem, ensuring correct physical behavior in the limit of large or separated systems.
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