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@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ Nonetheless, going against popular beliefs and one step further in the perturbat
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Although CASPT3 calculations have been reported in the literature,
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\cite{Angeli_2006,Yanai_2007,Grabarek_2016,Li_2017,Li_2018,Li_2021,Bittererova_2001,Bokarev_2009,Frankcombe_2011,Gu_2008,Kerkines_2005,Lampart_2008,Leininger_2000,Maranzana_2020,Papakondylis_1999,Schild_2013,Sun_2018,Takatani_2009,Takatani_2010,Verma_2018,Woywod_2010,Yan_2004,Zhang_2020,Zhu_2005,Zhu_2007,Zhu_2013,Zou_2009}
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the present study provides, to the best of our knowledge, the first comprehensive benchmark of CASPT3 and allows assessing its accuracy in the framework of electronically excited states.
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%DJ: Ce sont des phrases de ccls, dŽjˆ dans l'abstract, pq aussi dans l'Intro ?
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%DJ: Ce sont des phrases de ccls, dj dans l'abstract, pq aussi dans l'Intro ?
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%Based on the same 284 highly-accurate vertical excitation energies from the QUEST database, we show that CASPT3 only provides a very slight improvement over CASPT2 as far as accuracy is concerned.
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%Moreover, as already reported in Ref.~\onlinecite{Grabarek_2016} where CASPT3 excitation energies are reported for retinal chromophore minimal models, we also observe that the accuracy of CASPT3 is much less sensitive to the IPEA shift.
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We underline that, although a third-order version of NEVPT has been developed \cite{Angeli_2006} and has been used in some applications \cite{Pastore_2006a,Pastore_2006b,Pastore_2007,Angeli_2007,Camacho_2010,Angeli_2011,Angeli_2012} by Angeli and coworkers, as far as we are aware of, no NEVPT3 implementation are publicly available.
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94 & &$^1A_1(\pi,\pis)$ &V &91.4 &5.90 &\Y &5.65 &6.21 &5.92 &6.18 &6.13\\
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95 & &$^3A_2(\pi,\pis)$ &V &97.7 &2.79 &\Y &3.02 &2.87 &2.67 &2.84 &2.79\\
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96 & &$^3A_1(\pi,\pis)$ &V &98.6 &4.05 &\Y &4.27 &4.10 &3.88 &4.06 &4.01\\
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97 & &$^3B_1(\pi,3s )$ &R &98.0 &5.35 &\Y &4.45 &5.34 &5.15 &5.33 &5.30\\
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97 & &$^3B_1(\pi,3s)$ &R &98.0 &5.35 &\Y &4.45 &5.34 &5.15 &5.33 &5.30\\
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98 & &$^3A_1(\pi,3p)$ &R &98.5 &6.82 &\Y &6.34 &7.00 &6.76 &6.96 &6.91\\
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99 & &$^1A''[F](\pi,\pis)$ &V &87.4 &0.71 &\Y &0.72 &0.69 &0.52 &0.66 &0.62\\
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100 &Formamide &$^1A''(n,\pis)$ &V &90.8 &5.65 &\Y &5.95 &5.66 &5.45 &5.71 &5.67\\
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\end{table*}
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From the different statistical quantities reported in Table \ref{tab:stat}, one can highlight the two following trends.
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First, as previously reported, \cite{Werner_1996,Grabarek_2016} CASPT3 vertical excitation energies are much less sensitive to the IPEA shift, which drastically alters the accuracy of CASPT2.
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\hl{Ce sont deux choses differentes: je separerais l'effet de l'IPEA et la precision finale. Donc, quel est le MAD avec/sans IPEA en PT2 et en PT3 sans tenir compte des TBEs, puis aller vers les TBEs}
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Interestingly, the MAEs of CASPT3(IPEA) and CASPT3(NOIPEA) are amazingly close (\SI{0.11}{} and \SI{0.09}{\eV}), while the MAEs of CASPT2(IPEA) and CASPT2(NOIPEA) are remarkably different (\SI{0.11}{} and \SI{0.27}{\eV}).
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Likewise, the MSEs of CASPT2(IPEA) and CASPT2(NOIPEA), \SI{0.06}{} and \SI{-0.26}{\eV}, clearly evidence the well-known global underestimation of the CASPT2(NOIPEA) excitation energies in molecular systems
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when large basis sets are used. For CASPT3, the MSE with IPEA shift is only slightly larger without IPEA (\SI{0.10}{} and \SI{0.05}{\eV}, respectively).
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From the different statistical quantities reported in Table \ref{tab:stat}, one can highlight the following trends.
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First, as previously reported, \cite{Werner_1996,Grabarek_2016} CASPT3 vertical excitation energies are much less sensitive to the IPEA shift, which drastically alters the accuracy of CASPT2: the mean absolute deviation between the CASPT2(NOIPEA) and CASPT2(IPEA) data is \SI{0.329}{\eV} while it is only \SI{0.051}{\eV} between CASPT3(NOIPEA) and CASPT3(IPEA).
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Consequently, the MAEs of CASPT3(IPEA) and CASPT3(NOIPEA) are amazingly close (\SI{0.11}{} and \SI{0.09}{\eV}), while the MAEs of CASPT2(IPEA) and CASPT2(NOIPEA) are remarkably different (\SI{0.11}{} and \SI{0.27}{\eV}).
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Likewise, the MSEs of CASPT2(IPEA) and CASPT2(NOIPEA), \SI{0.06}{} and \SI{-0.26}{\eV}, clearly evidence the well-known global underestimation of the CASPT2(NOIPEA) excitation energies in molecular systems when large basis sets are used.
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For CASPT3, the MSE with IPEA shift is only slightly larger without IPEA (\SI{0.10}{} and \SI{0.05}{\eV}, respectively).
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Importantly, CASPT3 performs slightly better without IPEA shift, which is a nice outcome that holds for each group of transitions and system size (see the MAEs in Table \ref{tab:stat_subset}).
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Second, CASPT3 (with or without IPEA) has a similar accuracy as CASPT2(IPEA).
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