Introduction to the theory of normal metals by A. A. Abrikosov

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This argument can be taken a step further, and applied to the system-average in Eq. (22). For r near a nucleus, the Laplacian of the density becomes large, and LSD does not work so well. However, the phase space factor 411'r2 unweights such a region in the average (see Figs. 1-3 of Ref. [15]). Also, at large distances from finite systems, in the evanescent tail regions, LSD performs poorly, but now the density weighting ensures this makes little contribution. Similar arguments apply to the large u behavior in finite systems, which LSD misses entirely (see the discussion of exact behavior above).

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