We present a method to compute dynamical correlation functions in quantum many-body systems at zero temperature. The ground state of a finite system is evaluated exactly by a modified Lanczos method and from it the real-frequency correlation functions are obtained by a projective technique for the memory-function formalism. We apply the method to the density-density correlation function of a one-dimensional spinless fermion system. Exact results are recovered in the noninteracting limit; in the strong-coupling limit our results are compared with Monte Carlo simulation and analytical approximations.
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