I am interested in studying a 2 electron system, therefore CCSD stands as very useful "basis set exact" energies for me.
I would like to compare the electron densities from other methods to a reference accurate electron density. I am hoping CCSD can provide electron densities as well.
So far I have tried using the "proper" program to generate plots of the electron density along the z axis. This works well for HF and DFT calculations, but when I run the same for CCSD I appear to get the density for the reference Slater determinant, rather than a correlated density. This is apparent as comparing the HF reference density and the CCSD density show they are exactly the same.
I would like to ask if it is possible to plot the correlated density from the CCSD solution?
I admit my knowledge of coupled cluster methods is not well developed, so maybe what I am asking is not meaningful. It seems to me that CCSD solves to find a correlated wavefunction as a combination of the reference ground state with weighted excitations, I would like to plot the electron density of that correlated wavefunction, if possible.
Any advice around this is appreciated.
EDIT:
It occurs to me this might not be the correct place to ask this. Please move the post if it is in the wrong section.