Derivation of dynamic electric and magnetic response properties based on the quasienergy derivative method

We present a response theory based on the quasienergy derivative (QED) method in which not only the electric dipole interaction but also the magnetic dipole and diamagnetic interactions are considered as interactions between a (spinand orbit-nondegenerate) molecular system and a time-dependent electromagnetic field. The QED method-based systematic derivation of dynamic electric and magnetic response properties in an exact theory and two approximate models (time-dependent Hartree-Fock (TDHF) and (orbital-nonrelaxed) coupled-cluster (CC) theories) is shown. Among dynamic electric and magnetic response properties, we present the explicit derivation of electric dipole-magnetic dipole polarizability (G(A),(E)(-omega(1);omega(1))), magnetizability (XEF (-omega(1);omega(1))), and hypermagnetizability (eta(AB),EF (-omega(sigma);omega(1),omega(2),omega(3))).