Full configuration-interaction and state of the art correlation calculations on water in a valence double-zeta basis with polarization functions

Using a valence double‐zeta polarization basis, full configuration–interaction (FCI) calculations are carried out on water at its equilibrium geometry and at geometries where the OH bond lengths are stretched until dissociation. At the same geometries and with the same basis set configuration interaction calculations at excitation levels up to hextuples, multireference singles doubles configuration interaction calculations, coupled cluster calculations at excitation levels up to quadruples, Mo/ller–Plesset perturbation theory calculations through order fifteen, and complete active space second‐order perturbation theory calculations are also carried out. The static correlation contribution increase with increasing bond length. The calculations show that the coupled cluster approach has a remarkable ability to describe even relatively large static correlation contributions. The single reference perturbation expansion breaks down for larger OH bond length, while the multireference approach preserves the accu...

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