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Effective residual interaction kernel approach for optical spectra
Excitonic effects dominate absorption and loss spectra in many materials. However, they are hard to access computationally, because of the cost of first-principles calculations and because of the scarce reliability of simple approximations. We overcome both limitations by combining a part of the ele
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