Testing Time-Dependent Density Functional Theory With Depopulated Molecular Orbitals for Predicting Electronic Excitation Energies of Valence, Rydberg, and Charge-Transfer States and Potential Energies Near a Conical Intersection

Journal of Chemical Physics- United States

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