Static (hyper-)polarizabilities of infinite, conjugated polymers in the framework of density-functional theory

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It is shown how the effects of an external electrostatic field on infinite, conjugated polymers can be included directly in a density-functional method for electronic-structure calculations. In the simpler case that the field does not break the translational symmetry, our tests results for the H2 molecule show that our computational method is reliable, and our results for trans-polyacetylene and polycarbonitrile demonstrate the effects of the presence of heteroatoms in the backbone as well as that the electronic properties change only a little upon also strong external fields. Finally, we present a method with which these fields can also be treated in the case that they break the translational symmetry of the polymer.

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