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      Designed nonlocal pseudopotentials for enhanced transferability

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          A new pseudopotential generation method is presented which significantly improves transferability. The method exploits the flexibility contained in the separable Kleinman-Bylander form of the nonlocal pseudopotential [Phys. Rev. Lett. 48, 1425 (1982)]. By adjusting the functional form of the local potential, we are able to improve the agreement with all-electron calculations. Results are presented for the Ca atomic pseudopotential. Configuration testing, logarithmic derivatives and chemical hardness all confirm the accuracy of these new pseudopotentials.

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                17 November 1997
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                cond-mat/9711163
                66beab63-3907-4c05-832b-2d0a8683ab67
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                ReVTeX,5 pages two-column format, 1 ps figure, submitted to Physical Review B - Rapid Communications
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