Constructing atom-molecule potential surfaces from ab initio data: A method combining quadrature and interpolation (Q1581135)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1508275
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1508275 |
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Constructing atom-molecule potential surfaces from ab initio data: A method combining quadrature and interpolation (English)
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19 June 2001
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This paper is concerned with the approximation of a smooth function \(F(\theta ,\phi)\) (the potential surface) defined in the unit sphere, given the value of the function at a limited number of points \((\theta _i, \phi _l)\). In order to minimize the number of sampling points required to generate a reliable potential surface, the author proposes a two-step process. The first step uses a quadrature-based approximation to \(F\) which is improved in the second step by a correction term interpolating the residual difference between the approximation and the unknown function at the quadrature nodes. Numerical experiments show the higher global accuracy than does a method based on quadrature only.
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interpolation
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quadrature
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potential energy surface
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numerical experiments
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atom-molecule potential surfaces
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