Abstract

It is investigated whether similar to Brueckner orbitals also Kohn–Sham monomer orbitals from current density functional approaches reliably reproduce electron correlation effects on first-order Coulomb and exchange dimer interaction energies. While the Coulomb energy is potentially exact, i.e., exact, if the monomers exact exchange-correlation potential were known, this is not true for the exchange interaction energy. Considering He 2, Ne 2, Ar 2 , NeAr, NeHF, ArHF, ( H 2) 2, ( HF) 2 , and (H 2O) 2 it is nevertheless found that electron correlation effects on both Coulomb and exchange energies were accurately reproduced when the orbitals were determined with the newly developed asymptotically correct exchange-correlation potential PBE0AC.

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