Introduction to Density Functional Theory
the density and its gradient still supply only local information . Examples of GGA’s •Exchange: PW86, B88 (“B”), PW91 •Correlation: LYP •GGA’s improve over L(S)DA but are still not necessarily very accurate; one reason is the exchange potential
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