Information theory and Wigner crystallization: A model perspective
Accurate restricted Hartree‐Fock (RHF) wave‐functions are used to investigate information theoretic properties of the model problem of two interacting electrons confined within an infinite spherical potential of radius R. Benchmark quality calculations are performed to characterize this system via a...
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description | Accurate restricted Hartree‐Fock (RHF) wave‐functions are used to investigate information theoretic properties of the model problem of two interacting electrons confined within an infinite spherical potential of radius R. Benchmark quality calculations are performed to characterize this system via a range of information measures as a function of the tunable parameter R, across the full electron correlation regime (low to high correlation; small R to large R). Both the Shannon information entropy and a statistical complexity measure provide quantitative insight regarding the onset of the formation of a “Wigner molecule” state for this system.
A number of information and local complexity measures are explored for the restricted Hartree‐Fock (RHF) solutions to the model system of two interacting electrons confined within an infinite spherical potential of radius R. |
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