The higher order correction term is obtained for the Monte Carlo calculation of the path integral. The correction is expressed only by a modification of the potential term: \(V( r₁, ⋯ , rN) → V+( ²/24m)(β /M)² ∑ ᵢ₌₁N (∂ V/∂ rᵢ)²\), where r i 's are coordinates of particles, N is number of particles with mass m , β is ( k T ) -1 and M is number of partitions. By this method one can reduce the computation time remarkably. A rapid convergence of energy is obtained for the case of harmonic oscillator.
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