Second-Generation Energy Decomposition Analysis of Intermolecular Interaction Energies from the Second-Order Mo̷ller–Plesset Theory: An Extensible, Orthogonal Formulation with Useful Basis Set Convergence for All Terms
Zhenling Wang,
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Kevin Ikeda,
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Hengyuan Shen
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et al.
Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 21, 2025
Energy
decomposition
analysis
(EDA)
based
on
density
functional
theory
(DFT)
and
self-consistent
field
(SCF)
calculations
has
become
widely
used
for
understanding
intermolecular
interactions.
This
work
reports
a
new
approach
to
EDA
post-SCF
wave
functions
closed-shell
restricted
second-order
Mo̷ller-Plesset
(MP2)
together
with
an
efficient
implementation
that
generalizes
the
successful
SCF-level
second-generation
absolutely
localized
molecular
orbital
approach,
ALMO-EDA-II,
improves
upon
MP2
ALMO-EDA-I.
The
ALMO-EDA-II
provides
distinct
energy
contributions
frozen
interaction
containing
permanent
electrostatics
Pauli
repulsions,
polarized
energy-yielding
induced
electrostatics,
dispersion-corrected
energy,
fully
relaxed
which
describes
charge
transfer.
All
terms
have
useful
complete
basis
set
limits
due
design
of
theory,
corroborated
by
range
test
model
systems,
S22
Ionic43
data
sets
weak
strong
interactions,
respectively.
Comparisons
DFT-based
suggest
yields
quite
consistent
interpretation
interactions
when
total
energies
are
consistent.
To
begin
address
limitations
itself,
was
also
implemented
κ-regularized
size-consistent
Brillouin-Wigner
(BW-s2)
method,
both
more
accurate
dispersion-dominated
principal
limitation
is
associated
need
obtain
orthogonal
fragment-localized
virtual
orbitals,
leads
clearly
poorer
results
using
atomic
contain
diffuse
functions.
We
therefore
recommend
nonaugmented
sets.
Language: Английский
The conundrum of diffuse basis sets: A blessing for accuracy yet a curse for sparsity
The Journal of Chemical Physics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
162(18)
Published: May 9, 2025
Diffuse
atomic
orbital
basis
sets
have
proven
to
be
essential
obtain
accurate
interaction
energies,
especially
in
regard
non-covalent
interactions.
However,
they
also
a
detrimental
impact
on
the
sparsity
of
one-particle
density
matrix
(1-PDM),
degree
stronger
than
spatial
extent
functions
alone
could
explain.
This
is
despite
fact
that
elements
1-PDM
insulators
(systems
with
significant
highest
occupied
molecular
orbital–lowest
unoccupied
gaps)
are
expected
decay
exponentially
increasing
real-space
distance
from
diagonal.
The
observed
low
appears
independent
representation
and
even
persists
after
projecting
onto
grid,
leading
conclusion
this
“curse
sparsity”
solely
set
artifact,
which,
counterintuitively,
becomes
worse
for
larger
sets,
seemingly
contradicting
notion
well-defined
limit.
We
show
consequence
locality
contra-variant
as
quantified
by
inverse
overlap
S−1
being
significantly
less
sparse
its
co-variant
dual.
Introducing
model
system
an
infinite
non-interacting
chain
helium
atoms,
we
able
quantify
exponential
rate
proportional
diffuseness
well
local
incompleteness
set,
meaning
small
diffuse
affected
most.
Finally,
propose
one
solution
conundrum
form
complementary
auxiliary
singles
correction
combination
compact,
l-quantum-number
showing
promising
results
Language: Английский