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Accidental accuracy and vertex corrections in $GW$: Exact benchmarks for the extended Hubbard model
The $GW$ approximation is the standard tool for quasiparticle predictions in materials, yet its regime of validity in correlated systems remains poorly quantified, because \textit{ab initio} vertex corrections are computationally prohibitive. Using exact diagonalization of the half-filled extended H
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