ABSTRACT:We presented the comparative study of spin correlation functions of generalized spin orbital density functional theory (GSO-DFT) and configuration interaction (CI) wave function (WF) approaches, in particular for simple models. The differences between them are ascribed to that of their symmetry frameworks, which is similar to that between the Heisenberg (HB) model and its mean-field approximation. Therefore, the prescriptions to spin-frustrated and -degenerated systems are examined from the viewpoint of the HB model and its solutions. Both nondynamic electron correlation and spin-dependent interactions are found to be important in the surface crossing regions. The GSO complete-active-space (CAS) CI and CAS self-consistent field (SCF) are also discussed as the multireference approaches for the systems.
Abstract:A possible mechanism for a ferromagnetic interaction in the rhombic (Rh) form of C 60 (Rh-C 60 ) is suggested on the basis of theoretical studies in relation to cage distortion of the C 60 unit in the polymerized 2D-plane. Band structure calculations on Rh-C 60 show that cage distortion leads to competition between diamagnetic and ferromagnetic states, which give rise to the possibility of thermally populating the ferromagnetic state.
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