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Importance of Angular Correlations between Atomic Electrons

Schwartz, Charles·1962·Physical Review

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We present the results of some new calculations on two atomic problems---the correlation energy in the ground state of 2-electron atoms, and elastic scattering of slow electrons from hydrogen atoms---to show the relative importance of various angular components of the complete wave function. We conclude that, as a general rule, the use of just (relative) $s$ and $p$ waves will give quite accurate answers---with only a few percent errors at most; but to obtain higher precision one should abandon the Legendre polynomial expansion and use the coordinate ${r}_{12}$.

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Authors
Schwartz, C.
Venue
Physical Review
Published
1962-05-01
Volume
126
Issue
3
Pages
1015-1019
ISSN
0031-899X (ISSN-L)
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W1998434228
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523
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7.58
Type
journal article
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en
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