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Random phase approximation and the finite size errors in many body simulations

We address the problem of finite size errors on the energy computed in quantum Monte Carlo simulations. We introduce a scheme based on the random phase approximation that, within a single calculation, allows to retrieve the leading order correction and produces practically converged results for modest numbers of particles. Applications to the electron gas and silicon are presented.