OpenAI · 278-01 · 2026-09-25 · Mathematical physics
A Coulomb ground-state density without Kohn-Sham ensemble representation
preprints/A-Coulomb-Ground-State-Density-without-Kohn-Sham-Ensemble-Representation-September-25-2026
Family 278. Failure of Kohn–Sham ensemble representation.
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Constructs a three-electron Coulomb molecule with two equal positive-integer-charge nuclei whose absolute ground-state density has no noninteracting ground-state ensemble representation by a single real spin-independent local potential in . This disproves Kohn–Sham ensemble representability for that potential class; the required nuclear charge is specified nonnumerically.
We construct a finite three-electron Coulomb molecule whose spin-summed ground-state density cannot be reproduced by any ground-state ensemble of noninteracting electrons in a single real, spin-independent local potential in . The molecule has two equal positive integer nuclear charges, specified by an exact finite nonnumerical formula.
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