reviews on the ram/flop trade of in electronic structure computation
in quantum chem code, there are a lot of recompute on the fly designs to trade ram usage for flop, such as the ERI, especially the plain four indexed one as opposed to the RI/CD one, which reduces the ram scaling but not the cpu cost scaling. another example is in the mp2 energy and gradient, the t2 and lambda2 can be recomputed so one never stores an o^2 v^2 obj in RIMP2.
what else? is there a nice review paper that is not specific to a single method but use various examples to discuss something like a general flop/ram ratio and analyze the benefit/trade-off of computing stuffs on the fly
EDIT: i think some other good examples are 1 direct CI, and knowles handy CI, which assembles CI matrix elements on the fly, and in EOMCC the matrix elements of Hbar are also on the fly, and 2FCIQMC, which trades ram for flop even more drastically