Abstract

The performance of range separated hybrid exchange functional, consisting in a mix of short range density functional exchange with long range Hartree–Fock exchange, is tested against formation enthalpies of molecules, ionization potentials of atoms and dissociation curves of 2-center 3-electron systems. The mixing of the two exchange components is governed by a single parameter, characterizing the reach of the density functional description. In addition to offering a solution to the problems related to the incorrect asymptotic behavior of exchange potentials derived from approximate density functionals, the range separated hybrid leads to quite good energetic results, even in a local density framework.

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