Abstract

In organic triplet biradicals, zero field splitting is dominated by the spin-dipolar interaction. While it has been observed before that spin-unrestricted density functional calculations give huge errors for systems with small D values, a consistent explanation was still missing. Using model systems, this work demonstrates how spin contamination creates unphysical one-center terms in the two-particle density matrix that spoil the calculated results.

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