We present a software package GoGreenGo—an overlay aimed to model local perturbations of periodic systems due to either chemisorption or point defects. The electronic structure of an ideal crystal is obtained by worldwide‐distributed standard quantum physics/chemistry codes, and then processed by various tools performing projection to atomic orbital basis sets. Starting from this, the perturbation is addressed by GoGreenGo with use of the Green's functions formalism, which allows evaluating its effect on the electronic structure, density matrix, and energy of the system. In the present contribution, the main accent is made on processes of chemical nature, such as chemisorption or doping. We address a general theory and its computational implementation supported by a series of test calculations of the electronic structure perturbations for benchmark model solids: simple, face‐centered, and body‐centered cubium systems. In addition, more realistic problems of local perturbations in graphene lattice, such as lattice substitution, vacancy, and “on‐top” chemisorption, are considered.
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