The Hamiltonian
H = −½ ∑i ∇i2 − ∑i,I 1/|ri − RI| + ∑i<j 1/|ri − rj| + ∑I<J 1/|RI − RJ|
Hydrogen chain: 30 protons equally spaced on a line, spacing R = 1.2 bohr, open (a finite molecule); N↑ = 15, N↓ = 15. Projected onto the cc-pV5Z basis set; full CI in it is this instance's exact energy. Hartree atomic units, nuclear repulsion included; the energy per atom is E/N.
- geometry
- chain
- atoms
- 30
- boundary
- open
- N_up
- 15
- N_dn
- 15
- R
- 1.2
- basis
- cc-pV5Z
- energies
- 2
Stored as a total energy in Hartree, nuclear repulsion included (rules §13); quoted here as
E/N (Ha), the energy per atom
(how the conversion works).
How these numbers were read
Where each number below was read, and how it was checked.
-0.4739482, HF
Checked 2026-10-20 · dataset github.com/simonsfoundation/hydrogen-benchmark-PRX, commit b99a183 (2017-10-09, uploaded by the authors), CC BY 4.0; source text of arXiv:1705.01608 read locally (pypdf layout text; the generator finds every value again on its line), no LLM transcription of numbers; single reading
Reported as. -14.218445 (total for N = 30)
dataset github.com/simonsfoundation/hydrogen-benchmark-PRX, commit b99a183 (2017-10-09, uploaded by the authors), CC BY 4.0, file N_30_OBC/R_1.2/UHF_basis-5Z in sources/1705.01608-data-b99a183.tsv; number first printed in the dataset (RULES.md §8), the paper is the method reference | Hartree, lengths in bohr (Appendix B). Total energies with nuclear repulsion: FCI/STO-6G H10 at R = 1.8 is -5.42438538 in the dataset and -0.542439 per atom in Table II, and the paper's FCI E_inf = -0.471039 is the STO-6G hydrogen-atom energy per atom.
-0.4738362, HF
Checked 2026-10-20 · dataset github.com/simonsfoundation/hydrogen-benchmark-PRX, commit b99a183 (2017-10-09, uploaded by the authors), CC BY 4.0; source text of arXiv:1705.01608 read locally (pypdf layout text; the generator finds every value again on its line), no LLM transcription of numbers; single reading
Reported as. -14.2150866 (total for N = 30)
dataset github.com/simonsfoundation/hydrogen-benchmark-PRX, commit b99a183 (2017-10-09, uploaded by the authors), CC BY 4.0, file N_30_OBC/R_1.2/RHF_basis-5Z in sources/1705.01608-data-b99a183.tsv; number first printed in the dataset (RULES.md §8), the paper is the method reference | Hartree, lengths in bohr (Appendix B). Total energies with nuclear repulsion: FCI/STO-6G H10 at R = 1.8 is -5.42438538 in the dataset and -0.542439 per atom in Table II, and the paper's FCI E_inf = -0.471039 is the STO-6G hydrogen-atom energy per atom.