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Variational Monte Carlo study of the partially polarized electron gas.

The variational Monte Carlo (VMC) method, using Jastrow-Slater (JS) wave functions, is used to study the partially polarized interacting electron gas for densities spanning the range encountered in bulk metals. We concentrate on a spin polarization ζ=0.42 which allows direct comparison of polarized and unpolarized states for a fixed total number of electrons in the simulation supercell. The radial distribution functions g ++ (r), g -- (r), and g +- (r) are given particular attention and compared with a model developed by Perdew and Wang (PW) that satisfies known constraints