Coupled cluster response functions

The linear and quadratic response functions have been determined for a coupled cluster reference state. From the response functions, computationally tractable expressions have been derived for excitation energies, first‐ and second‐order matrix transition elements, transition matrix elements between excited states, and second‐ and third‐order frequency‐dependent molecular properties.

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