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MADNESS 0.10.1
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#include <hartreefock.h>


Public Types | |
| typedef Function< T, NDIM > | funcT |
Public Member Functions | |
| HartreeFockCoulombOp (World &world, double coeff, double thresh) | |
| virtual bool | is_od () |
| Is there an orbitally-dependent term? | |
| virtual bool | is_rd () |
| Is there a density-dependent term? | |
| virtual funcT | op_r (const funcT &rho, const funcT &rhon, const funcT &psi) |
Public Member Functions inherited from madness::EigSolverOp< T, NDIM > | |
| EigSolverOp (World &world, double coeff, double thresh) | |
| virtual | ~EigSolverOp () |
| double | coeff () |
| std::string | messsageME () |
| virtual std::vector< funcT > | multi_op_o (const std::vector< funcT > &phis) |
| Orbital-dependent portion of operator. | |
| virtual std::vector< funcT > | multi_op_r (const funcT &rho, const std::vector< funcT > &phis) |
| Density-dependent portion of operator. | |
| virtual funcT | op_o (const std::vector< funcT > &phis, const funcT &psi) |
| Orbital-dependent portion of operator. | |
| virtual funcT | op_r (const funcT &rho, const funcT &psi) |
| Density-dependent portion of operator. | |
| virtual void | prepare_op (funcT rho) |
| Build the potential from a density if a density-dependent operator. | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
Public Attributes inherited from madness::EigSolverOp< T, NDIM > | |
| World & | _world |
Protected Member Functions inherited from madness::EigSolverOp< T, NDIM > | |
| void | messageME (std::string messageME) |
| double | thresh () |
| typedef Function<T,NDIM> madness::HartreeFockCoulombOp< T, NDIM >::funcT |
| madness::HartreeFockCoulombOp< T, NDIM >::HartreeFockCoulombOp | ( | World & | world, |
| double | coeff, | ||
| double | thresh | ||
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References madness::EigSolverOp< T, NDIM >::messageME().
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inlinevirtual |
Is there an orbitally-dependent term?
Implements madness::EigSolverOp< T, NDIM >.
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inlinevirtual |
Is there a density-dependent term?
Implements madness::EigSolverOp< T, NDIM >.
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References madness::apply(), e(), psi(), and thresh.