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Toward Long-Range Correlation Energies from Charge Fluctuations: Incorporating Exact Exchange into ACKS2$ω$
Long-range electronic correlation can be represented in terms of coupled fluctuations of atomic charges and higher multipoles, motivating a density-response description beyond local dipolar polarization, particularly in low-dimensional, conducting, and small-gap systems where collective electronic f
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