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Ab-Initio Calculations of Many body effects in electronic spectre.

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Figure 1.1: Mass abundances of carbon clusters as a function of the number of carbon atoms
Figure 1.2: The pair-correlation function ¯ g(r, r 0 ) and the exchange-correlation hole ρ xc (r, r 0 ), with one electron fixed at the tetrahedral interstitial site in the
Figure 1.3: Si 2p and Si 2s photoemission spectra of the Si(111)7x7 surface. At normal emission, spectra are dominated by bulk properties
Figure 1.5: In an independent particle model, excitations measured by pho- pho-toemission are series of delta peaks
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