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In search of the Hohenberg-Kohn theorem
arXiv
Authors: Paul E. Lammert
Year
2014
Paper ID
45961
Status
Preprint
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The Hohenberg-Kohn theorem, a cornerstone of electronic density functional theory, concerns uniqueness of external potentials yielding given ground densities of an {mathcal N}-body system. The problem is rigorously explored in a universe of three-dimensional Kato-class potentials, with emphasis on trade-offs between conditions on the density and conditions on the potential sufficient to ensure uniqueness. Sufficient conditions range from none on potentials coupled with everywhere strict positivity of the density, to none on the density coupled with something a little weaker than local 3{mathcal N}/2-power integrability of the potential on a connected full-measure set. A second theme is localizability, that is, the possibility of uniqueness over subsets of {mathbb R}3 under less stringent conditions.
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