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Environmental effects with Frozen Density Embedding in Real-Time Time-Dependent Density Functional Theory using localized basis functions

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Figure 1: Working owchart of the uFDE-RT-TDDFT. In the out-of-loop section the den- den-sity and electrostatic potential of the environment are obtained as grid functions
Table 1: Excitation energies (in eV) corresponding to the rst ve low-lying transitions of the isolated water molecule
Figure 2: Time needed for dierent tasks vs number of surrounding molecules
Figure 4: Absorption spectrum of isolated acetone (left panel) and embedded acetone in a water cluster (right panel)
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