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Generalized Sturmians And Atomic Spectra 1st James Avery And John Avery

Name: Generalized Sturmians And Atomic Spectra 1st James Avery And John Avery
SKU: BELL-1186416
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Publisher: World Scientific

File Extension: PDF

File size: 8.53 MB

Pages: 258

Author: James Avery and John Avery

ISBN: 9789812568069, 9812568069

Language: English

Year: 2006

Edition: 1st

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Generalized Sturmians And Atomic Spectra 1st James Avery And John Avery by James Avery And John Avery 9789812568069, 9812568069 instant download after payment.

This book describes the generalized Sturmian method, which offers a fresh approach to the calculation of atomic spectra. Generalized Sturmians are isoenergetic solutions to an approximate many-electron SchrÃ¶dinger equation with a weighted potential. The weighting factors are chosen in such a way as to make all of the solutions correspond to a given energy. The advantage of such an isoenergetic basis set is that every basis function has the correct turning point behavior needed for efficient synthesis of the wave function.