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Approximately diabatic states: A relation between effective Hamiltonian techniques and explicit cancellation of the derivative coupling
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Quantum DynamicDerivative CouplingEngineeringSpecific Electronic StructuresComputational ChemistryNonadiabatic CouplingEnergy MinimizationElectronic StructureNuclear ConfigurationHamiltonian TheoryMany-body ProblemQuantum MaterialsQuantum SciencePhysicsAtomic PhysicsExplicit CancellationQuantum ChemistryAb-initio MethodNatural SciencesApplied PhysicsQuantum ChaosHamiltonian SystemDiabatic States
The identification of specific electronic structures that do not interchange with varying geometry is related to the problem of finding a set of approximately diabatic states. We propose a new transformation to identify such structures from one nuclear configuration to another one. This transformation, used in previously proposed schemes to construct nearly diabatic states, improves the efficiency of these procedures which can be related to the methods minimizing explicitly the nonadiabatic coupling.
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