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October 1, 1956Mathematical Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society10 citations

A method of improving Energy-level calculations for ‘series’ electrons

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ADA. S. Douglas

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ABSTRACT A method is described for improving the approximate calculation of energy levels for atomic configurations consisting of a set of closed shells and a single ‘series’ electron. This involves the inclusion of a ‘polarization’ potential in the Hartree-Slater-Fock equation, caused by the series electron. The form of potential found in two cases investigated, namely, Si +3 and Ca + , is described and discussed.

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