DOE OSTI · 1415093
Plane-Wave DFT Methods for Chemistry
Abstract
A detailed description of modern plane-wave DFT methods and software (contained in the NWChem package) are described that allow for both geometry optimization and ab initio molecular dynamics simulations. Significant emphasis is placed on aspects of these methods that are of interest to computational chemists and useful for simulating chemistry, including techniques for calculating charged systems, exact exchange (i.e. hybrid DFT methods), and highly efficient AIMD/MM methods. Sample applications on the structure of the goethite+water interface and the hydrolysis of nitroaromatic molecules are described.
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Bylaska, Eric J.. 2017-08-01. Plane-Wave DFT Methods for Chemistry. https://doi.org/10.1016/bs.arcc.2017.06.006
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