Saad Yalouz

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Matthieu Saubanere

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Institut Charles Gerhardt

FRANCE

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David Brook

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San Jose State University

UNITED STATES

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Emmanuel Fromager

cnrs/université de strasbourg

FRANCE

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Saad Yalouz

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Fragment quantum embedding using the Householder transformation: A multi-state extension based on ensembles

A two-step Rayleigh-Schrödinger Brillouin-Wigner approach to transition energies

Optimized excitonic transport mediated by local energy defects: Survival of optimization laws in the presence of dephasing

Cover Feature:Emergence of Spinmerism for Molecular Spin‐Qubits Generation (ChemPhysChem 2/2023)

Modifications of Tanabe-Sugano d6 Diagram Induced by Radical Ligand Field: Ab Initio Inspection of a Fe(II)-Verdazyl Molecular Complex

Toward density functional theory on quantum computers?

Toward density functional theory on quantum computers?

Orthogonally Constrained Orbital Optimization: Assessing Changes of Optimal Orbitals for Orthogonal Multireference States

Emergence of Spinmerism for Molecular Spin‐Qubits Generation**

Quantum embedding of multi-orbital fragments using the block-Householder transformation

Extended star graph as a light-harvesting-complex prototype: Excitonic absorption speedup by peripheral energy defect tuning

QuantNBody: a Python package for quantum chemistry and physics to build and manipulate many-body operators and wave functions.

Reduced density matrix functional theory from an ab initio seniority-zero wave function: Exact and approximate formulations along adiabatic connection paths

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Matthieu Saubanere

David Brook

Emmanuel Fromager

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