59th Symposium on Theoretical Chemistry, Zürich, Switzerland, 11 - 14 September 2023, pp.1
Coupled-cluster theory (CC) is valued for giving access to highly accurate and
systematically improvable solutions for the electronic Schrödinger equation. The most
used variant is the coupled-cluster with singles, doubles and perturbative triples
(CCSD(T)). Although this method is pretty accurate, it is not able to describe chemical
problems with high multireference character - like metal complexes or bond breaking. A
possible extension for those is the internally contracted multireference coupled-cluster
method (icMRCC). [1]\\
In this contribution we investigate the icMRCC method truncated after pair excitations with
perturbative triples (icMRCCSD(T)). There, the application of the block diagonal effective
fock zeroth order hamiltonian for the correction is compared to the use of the dyall zeroth
order hamiltonian for such perturbative approximation is investigated. The accuracy of the
different method and different approximations are tested for its application for highly
accurate thermochemistry against the high-level CC methods as well as the icMRCC
method using full triples (icMRCCSDT).
[1] A. Köhn, J. A. Black, Y. A. Aoto, M. Hanauer, Mol. Phys., 118, e1743889 (2020).