Authors
The main authors of the Mrcc code and their major contributions are as follows.
- Mihály Kállay:
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general design; driver program (dmrcc); input analyzer (minp); automated, string-based many-body code (goldstone, xmrcc, mrcc); domain construction for local correlation calculations (mulli); particular integral evaluation algorithms (integ); direct and density-fitting (DF) Hartree–Fock (HF) algorithms, DFT algorithms (scf); density-fitting MP2 and RPA algorithms (drpa); explicitly correlated models (mp2f12)
- Péter R. Nagy:
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local correlation methods and multi-level approaches (drpa); closed-shell coupled-cluster singles and doubles with perturbative triples [CCSD(T)] code (ccsd); parallelization of CCSD(T)
- Dávid Mester:
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excited-state approaches (cis), range-separated double hybrid functionals (dft), bond functions (integ)
- László Gyevi-Nagy:
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closed-shell CCSD(T) code (ccsd); parallelization of CCSD(T)
- József Csóka:
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quadratic and multi-configurational self-consistent field algorithms, reduced-cost SCF algorithms (scf); analytic gradients for local density fitting SCF (prop)
- P. Bernát Szabó:
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open-shell CCSD(T) code (uccsd), open-shell local correlation approaches (drpa)
- Zoltán Rolik:
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integral transformation and orbital optimization code (ovirt); domain construction for local correlation calculations (mulli)
- Gyula Samu:
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density-fitting integrals (integ)
- József Csontos:
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installation script (build.mrcc), geometry optimization, basis set optimization, the Mrcc homepage
- Bence Hégely:
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QM/MM and embedding approaches (qmmod)
- Ádám Ganyecz:
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solvation models
- István Ladjánszki:
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Hartree–Fock self-consistent field code (scf)
- Lóránt Szegedy:
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closed-shell CCSD(T) code (ccsd)
- Bence Ladóczki:
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four-center atomic orbital integral code (integ)
- Klára Petrov:
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orbital relaxation contribution to gradients for density-fitting methods, density-fitting MP2 gradient (prop)
- Máté Farkas:
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orbital relaxation contribution to gradients for coupled-cluster methods (prop)
- Pál D. Mezei:
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double hybrid and van der Waals density functionals (dft)
- Réka A. Horváth:
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explicitly correlated models (mp2f12)
In addition, Bence Kornis, Levente Dojcsák, Huliyar S. Nataraj, and Sanghamitra Das have also contributed to the development of the Mrcc code.