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 \section{Conclusion}
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-\alert{Here comes the conclusion.}
+In this article, we have presented the extension of the BSE approach of many-body perturbation theory to the spin-flip formalism in order to access double excitations in realistic molecular systems.
+The present spin-flip calculations rely on a spin-unrestricted version of the $GW$ approximation and the BSE formalism with, on top of this, a dynamical correction to the static BSE optical excitations via an unrestricted generalization of our recently developed renormalized perturbative treatment.
+Taking the beryllium atom, the dissociation of the hydrogen molecule, and cyclobutadiene in two different geometries as examples, we have shown that the spin-flip BSE formalism can accurately model double excitations and seems to surpass systematically its spin-flip TD-DFT parent.
+Further improvements could be obtained thanks to a better choice of the starting orbitals and their energies and we hope to investigate this in a forthcoming paper.
+Techniques to alleviate the spin contamination in spin-flip calculations will also be explored in the near future.
+We hope to these new encouraging results will stimulate new developments around the BSE formalism to further establish it as a valuable \text{ab inito} alternative to TD-DFT for the study of molecular excited states.
 
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