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This is done naively by just restricting the occupied indices, i.e.,
occ = slice(0,n) #n is the number of elctrons, is replaced with
occ = slice(n_frozen, n) #n_frozen is the number of frozen core orbitals.
PyScf has frozen core support that we can test groundstate energies against.
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Naively yes, in practice maybe not, it should affect the shape/size of the amplitudes as well, i.e., system.n effectively becomes n-n_frozen (I think).
This is done naively by just restricting the occupied indices, i.e.,
occ = slice(0,n) #n is the number of elctrons, is replaced with
occ = slice(n_frozen, n) #n_frozen is the number of frozen core orbitals.
PyScf has frozen core support that we can test groundstate energies against.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: