Some general properties of complex coefficient closed-shell molecular orbital calculations (CRHF) are examined. These types of calculations can be useful for describing systems where the restriction of real coefficients requires multideterminant wave functions. Examples of systems where CRHF calculations are useful are presented. These examples include singlet O2, singlet Cr2, and CH.
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