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Many-Body Benchmark of Electronic Charge and Spin Densities for Li1–xNiO2
Accurate benchmarks are particularly important for highly correlated oxides as mean-field approximations often fail to describe the subtle balance of charge transfer and magnetism in these materials with an accuracy comparable to experimental needs. Here we present accurate diffusion Monte Carlo (DM
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