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What Do We Learn from the Classical Turning Surface of the Kohn-Sham Potential as Electron Number Is Varied Continuously? 2019-10-01T16:05:30Z (GMT) by Tim Gould Benjamin Libereles John P. Perdew The classical turning radius Rt of an atom can be defined as the radius where the KS potential is equal to the negative ionisation potential of the atom, i.e. where v_s(R_t)=\epsilon_h.
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