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A new generalized Douglas–Kroll (DK) approach is proposed for the relativistic many-electron Hamiltonian including the electron–electron interaction. In order to consider the higher-order DK transformation to the two-electron interaction, the present approach adopts the effective one-electron potential in the Dirac–Hartree–Fock/Dirac–Kohn–Sham operator as an expansion parameter in the DK transformation. Its numerical performance is tested for the atomic Hg and molecular HAt and At2 systems. The third-order DK transformation to both one-electron and two-electron Hamiltonians, which is the highest level of theory treated in this study, gives excellent agreement with the four-component relativistic approach. The first-order DK correction to the two-electron interaction is shown to be satisfactory for both atomic and molecular systems.
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