Comparison of the Spherical Averaged Pseudopotential Model with the Stabilized Jellium Model
Armando Vieira, M. Begona Torres, Carlos Fiolhais, L. Carlos Balbas
Abstract
We compare Kohn-Sham results (density, cohesive energy, size and effect of charging) of the Spherical Averaged Pseudopotential Model with the Stabilized Jellium Model for clusters of sodium and aluminum with less than 20 atoms. We find that the Stabilized Jellium Model, although conceptually and practically more simple, gives better results for the cohesive energy and the elastic stiffness. We use the Local Density Approximation as well as the Generalized Gradient Approximation to the exchange and correlation energies.
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