This paper presents a methodology that allows for calculated energy levels and other atomic characteristics in relativistic atomic theory, i.e., using the jj-coupling scheme, to be identified in terms of LSJ-coupling characteristics. The paper begins with outlining the general principles for effectively addressing this problem. Furthermore, it provides a general expression that enables such identification when the atomic state function consists of any number of configuration state functions, each with any number of open shells, and explains how this expression was obtained. The methodology developed in this paper has been successfully implemented in the General Relativistic Atomic Structure Package and can be applied to other similar packages.
Gediminas Gaigalas (Mon,) studied this question.