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6.11 Coupled-Cluster Methods

6.11.3 Coupled Cluster Singles, Doubles and Triples (CCSDT)

(November 19, 2024)

The coupled-cluster method with single, double and triple substitutions, abbreviated as CCSDT 931 Noga J., Bartlett R. J.
 J. Chem. Phys.
 (1987), 86, pp. 7041. Link includes single, double and triple excitation operators in the exponential ansatz. The theory of the method is very similar to that of CCSD – with triple excitations included fully. We only present the basic equations. These can be compared with the CCSD equations presented in the previous section, so as to understand the similarities and differences between CCSD and CCSDT. The CCSDT wave-function defined by

|ΨCCSD⟩=exp⁡(T^1+T^2+T^3)⁢|Φ0⟩ (6.44)

where, the operators, T^1 and T^2 are defined using Eqs. 6.39 and 6.40. The operator, T^3 is defined by

T^3⁢|Φ0⟩=136⁢∑i⁢j⁢kocc∑a⁢b⁢cvirtti⁢j⁢ka⁢b⁢c⁢|Φi⁢j⁢ka⁢b⁢c⟩ (6.45)

The CCSDT equations are coupled non-linear simultaneous equations of the tensors, T^1, T^2 and T^3. However, the correlation energy depends only on T^1 and T^2 amplitudes (The energy equations is same as Eq 6.41). The effect of triples is due to mutual coupling between singles, doubles and triples

ECCSDT = ⟨Φ0|H^|ΨCCSDT⟩ (6.46)
= ⟨Φ0|H^|(1+T^1+12⁢T^12+T^2)⁢Φ0⟩C
0 = ⟨Φia|H^-ECCSDT|ΨCCSDT⟩ (6.47)
= ⟨Φia|H^|(1+T^1+T^2+T^3+12⁢T^12+T^1⁢T^2+13!⁢T^13)⁢Φ0⟩C
0 = ⟨Φi⁢ja⁢b|H^-ECCSDT|ΨCCSDT⟩ (6.48)
= ⟨Φi⁢ja⁢b|H^|(1+T^1+T^2+T^3+12T^12++T^1T^2+T^1T^3+12T^22
        +13!T^13+12T^12T^2+14!T^14)Φ0⟩C
0 = ⟨Φi⁢j⁢ka⁢b⁢c|H^-ECCSDT|ΨCCSDT⟩ (6.49)
= ⟨Φi⁢j⁢ka⁢b⁢c|H^|(T^2+T^3+T^1T^2+T^1T^3+T^2T^3
        +12T^22+12T^12T^2+12T^12T^3+12T^1T^22+13!T^13T^2)Φ0⟩C

Currently, the CCSDT functionality is available for computation of correlation energy only.