Electron choreographies towards polynomial-time quantum chemistry

Quantum chemistry has exponential cost in the number of electrons - here electron choreographies, like orbits quantized by standing waves in hydrodynamical QM analogs, summed coherently over their phase give polynomial-cost approximations: 80% of helium correlation, H2 bound by 4.27 eV, 99% of the H-H C6.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-10-26
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23662530
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Advanced Chemical Physics Studies
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Electron choreographies towards polynomial-time quantum chemistry

Jarek Duda
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Advanced Chemical Physics Studies
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Electron choreographies towards polynomial-time quantum chemistry

Jarek Duda
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Abstract

Quantum chemistry has exponential cost in the number of electrons - here electron choreographies, like orbits quantized by standing waves in hydrodynamical QM analogs, summed coherently over their phase give polynomial-cost approximations: 80% of helium correlation, H2 bound by 4.27 eV, 99% of the H-H C6.

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Advanced Chemical Physics Studies
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