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On the relationship between the strength of bonding between topological atoms and the exchange‐correlation energy

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Authors: Aleksei A. Anisimov, Ivan V. Ananyev

Year

2022

Paper ID

5160

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Peer-reviewed

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75

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7

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AbstractThe titled relationship is considered in this paper in terms of the (de)localization phenomenon and its emanation in the positional coordinate space. The similarity between the strength of bonding of a topological atom (in the sense of the population of the corresponding atomic surface) and the delocalization index is discussed. Based on the hypervirial theorem, a scalar one‐particle field is suggested to visualize the consequences of (de)localization for the formation of bonding.

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  • AbstractThe titled relationship is considered in this paper in terms of the (de)localization phenomenon and its emanation in the positional coordinate space.

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