Table 1. MP2 Correlation Energies EcMP2 Obtained from a Conventional MP2 Calculation and the Stochastic Approach, MPs2a.
system | EcMP2 [a.u.] | EcMPs2 [a.u.] | ΔEMPs2MP2 [a.u.] | ΔE/e– [a.u.] | Nijab | psNijab | |
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ethylene | crystal | –0.78054 | –0.78056 | 2 × 10–5 | 8 × 10–7 | 5.06 × 109 | 3.26 × 108 |
benzene | crystal | –4.69164 | –4.69149 | –1.5 × 10–4 | –1 × 10–6 | 1.30 × 1011 | 3.50 × 109 |
monomer | –1.05681 | –1.05695 | 1.4 × 10–4 | 5 × 10–6 | 8.62 × 109 | 6.26 × 108 | |
dimer | –2.12780 | –2.12777 | –3 × 10–5 | –5 × 10–7 | 3.33 × 1010 | 8.78 × 109 | |
binding | –0.01417 | –0.01387 | –3 × 10–4 | –5 × 10–6 |
ΔEMPs2MP2 and ΔE/e– denote absolute and per-electron energy differences between stochastic sampling and conventional calculations, respectively. Nijab denotes the number of matrix elements (ijab-tuples) sampled in a conventional calculation, and psNijab is the number of effectively sampled matrix elements in a stochastic MPs2 calculation, with both numbers rounded to three digits. The threshold for stochastic sampling expressed with respect to the HOMO was identical for all systems, εc = εc – εHOMO = 120 eV. The same holds for NMC = 12,000, the number of terms sampled per virtual contribution ηc(a), as described in eq 7. For details on the systems used, cf. the Supporting Information.