Superoperator formalism and chemisorption theory

Sebastian, K. L. ; Rangarajan, S. K. (1979) Superoperator formalism and chemisorption theory Molecular Physics, 38 (5). pp. 1567-1577. ISSN 0026-8976

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Abstract

It is pointed out that the superoperator formalism, developed for the calculation of ionization potentials in molecular physics, is a very powerful tool in chemisorption theory. This is demonstrated by applying the formalism to the Anderson-Newns model and by showing how the different approximate solutions can be obtained by elegant and systematic procedures. It is also pointed out that using the formalism, solutions for more complicated hamiltonians can easily be obtained.

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