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Exploring Avenues beyond Revised DSD Functionals: I. Range Separation, with <i>x</i>DSD as a Special Case

Golokesh Santra, Minsik Cho, Jan M. L. Martin

2021The Journal of Physical Chemistry A62 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

-PBEP86-D4 marginally outperforms the previous "best in class" ωB97M(2) Berkeley double hybrid but without range separation and using fewer than half the number of empirical parameters. Range separation turns out to offer only marginal further improvements on GMTKN55 itself. While ωB97M(2) still yields better performance for small-molecule thermochemistry, this is compensated in WTMAD2 by the superior performance of the new functionals for conformer equilibria. Results for two external test sets with pronounced static correlation effects may indicate that range-separated double hybrids are more resilient to such effects.

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