Agnes Nagy

Prof. Agnes Nagy


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Academic Career Length

37Years (1990-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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22 November 1999 in Physical Review Letters
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Mel Levy
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Agnes Nagy
It is shown that there exists a variational Kohn-Sham density-functional theory, with a minimum principle, for the self-consistent determination of an individual excited-state energy and density. Exact properties of the required functional are ascertained, including a Koopmans theorem. This knowledge allows the employment of an effective potential that gives encouraging numerical results, and also helps to explain the success of a recent perturbation theory and its time-dependent counterpart.

15 November 2014 in International Journal of Quantum Chemistry
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Agnes Nagy

31 October 2018 in Theoretical Chemistry Accounts
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M. Levy
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Agnes Nagy

25 June 2010 in International Journal of Quantum Chemistry
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Agnes Nagy

18 May 2009 in Physics Letters A
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Agnes Nagy
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25 July 2011 in The Journal of Chemical Physics
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Agnes Nagy
Ensemble non-interacting kinetic energy functional is constructed for spherically symmetric systems. The differential virial theorem is derived for the ensemble. A first-order differential equation for the functional derivative of the ensemble non-interacting kinetic energy functional and the ensemble Pauli potential is presented. This equation can be solved and a special case of the solution provides the original non-interacting kinetic energy of the density functional theory.