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All harmonic 2-spheres in the unitary group, completely explicitly
, 2008We give a completely explicit formula for all harmonic maps of finite uniton number from a Riemann surface to the unitary group U(n) in any dimension, and so all harmonic maps from the 2-sphere, in terms of freely chosen meromorphic functions on the ...
M. J. Ferreira, B. Simões, J. Wood
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The unitary group formulation of the N‐ particle problem
, 2009The representation of an N-particle Hamiltonian on an Nth rank orbital product space is exactly modeled by a second-degree polynomial in the infinitesimal generators of the unitary group.
Frederick Albert Matsen IV
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Application of unitary group methods to configuration interaction calculations
, 1979A computational approach to the direct configuration interaction method is described. The method is formulated using the calculus of the generators of the unitary group.
D. Hegarty, M. Robb
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, 1979
The direct CI method is generalized to the class of wave functions, denoted as first order wave functions. With a first order wave function is meant a complete CI expansion in a small internal valence space and single excitations outside this space.
P. Siegbahn
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The direct CI method is generalized to the class of wave functions, denoted as first order wave functions. With a first order wave function is meant a complete CI expansion in a small internal valence space and single excitations outside this space.
P. Siegbahn
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, 1963
It is intended in the present series of papers to discuss explicit constructive determinations of the representations of the semisimple Lie groups SUn by an extension of the Racah‐Wigner techniques developed for the two‐dimensional unimodular unitary ...
L. Biedenharn
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It is intended in the present series of papers to discuss explicit constructive determinations of the representations of the semisimple Lie groups SUn by an extension of the Racah‐Wigner techniques developed for the two‐dimensional unimodular unitary ...
L. Biedenharn
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, 1980
The direct CI method is generalized to the case of all single and double replacements from an arbitrary set of reference configurations. This is a continuation of the work and ideas presented in an earlier paper on first order wave functions.
P. Siegbahn
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The direct CI method is generalized to the case of all single and double replacements from an arbitrary set of reference configurations. This is a continuation of the work and ideas presented in an earlier paper on first order wave functions.
P. Siegbahn
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, 1980
The graphical unitary group approach (UGA) has been cast into an extraordinarily powerful form by restructuring the Hamiltonian in terms of loop types. This allows the adoption of the loop-driven formulation which illuminates vast numbers of previously ...
B. Brooks+4 more
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The graphical unitary group approach (UGA) has been cast into an extraordinarily powerful form by restructuring the Hamiltonian in terms of loop types. This allows the adoption of the loop-driven formulation which illuminates vast numbers of previously ...
B. Brooks+4 more
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, 1979
Recent theoretical research by Paldus and by Shavitt has strongly suggested that the unitary group approach to the many body problem may be useful in molecular electronic problems.
B. Brooks, H. Schaefer
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Recent theoretical research by Paldus and by Shavitt has strongly suggested that the unitary group approach to the many body problem may be useful in molecular electronic problems.
B. Brooks, H. Schaefer
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Clifford algebra unitary group approach to many‐electron correlation problem
, 1985Unitary group approach (UGA) to the many‐electron correlation problem is generalized by embedding the unitary group U(n) in a much larger group U(2n) via the rotation groups SO(m) with m=2n or 2n+1 and their covering group Spin (m).
J. Paldus, C. R. Sarma
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Emergent Behavior of a Second-Order Lohe Matrix Model on the Unitary Group
Journal of statistical physics, 2019Seung‐Yeal Ha, Doheon Kim
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