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Kinetic energy cut-off for Gaussian-type orbitals when applying periodic boundary conditions [duplicate]
In the input file (whether using CP2K, ABINIT, or something else) I can set a cut-off value for the kinetic energy. But what does the value mean in such a case? What does the formula look like? …
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