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One of the fundamental problems in condensed-matter physics and quantum chemistry is the theoretical study of electronic properties. This is essential to understand the behaviour of systems ranging from atoms, molecules, and nanostructures to complex materials. Since electrons are governed by the laws of quantum mechanics, the many-electron problem is, in principle, fully described by a Schrödinger...