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The Hohenberg-Kohn theorems were proposed by Pierre Hohenberg and Walter Kohn in 1964 and contain two core conclusions: the ground-state electron density uniquely determines the external potential; and there exists a universal energy functional whose minimum corresponds to the ground-state energy.
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