1984
DOI: 10.1007/bf01412255
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Ab-initio calculations of pair-correlation effects on the hyperfine structure of the 4s 4p and 4s 3d configurations of Ca

Abstract: The hyperfine structure of the 4s4p and 4s 3d configurations of Ca has been evaluated using many-body perturbation theory. Single excitations and pair-correlation effects have been included by solving coupled one-particle and two-particle differential equations numerically. The correlation between the valence electrons has been treated selfconsistently by solving these equations iteratively for the valence pair. Core-polarisation effects have been evaluated by hyperfine-induced single-particle functions. From … Show more

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“…One of the reasons is probably that our wavefunctions do not include configurations with excitations from the core. Such configurations have been found to be important in nonrelativistic MBPT calculations [17,28,29]. On the other hand our calculations are expected to include accurately and on equal footing the effect of relativity and valence-valence correlation for the electrons in the open shells.…”
Section: Hyperjine Structure Constantsmentioning
confidence: 81%
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“…One of the reasons is probably that our wavefunctions do not include configurations with excitations from the core. Such configurations have been found to be important in nonrelativistic MBPT calculations [17,28,29]. On the other hand our calculations are expected to include accurately and on equal footing the effect of relativity and valence-valence correlation for the electrons in the open shells.…”
Section: Hyperjine Structure Constantsmentioning
confidence: 81%
“…In order to test these theoretical methods the interest of many groups has now focused on two electron systems and in particular the alkaline earth elements [27]. A MBPT treatment is here more difficul t to perform than in the alkali atoms due to the correlation between the valence electrons although some non-relativistic calculations have recently been performed [28,29]. It is for these systems important to calculate LS-dependent zero order wavefunctions as the starting of the MBPT approach.…”
Section: Isotope Shift Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Part of the answer can be found by comparing the assumptions (2) with the results of the detailed RMBPT CaII calculations [3]. These show that for the 4p state <r-3>/ --3 --3 :(r >sd:(r >q:<r-3>o=0.972-1:l.062:0.12, which From [13], no error quoted r From [ 13] (using data from [ 11 ]), no error quoted makes (2) a good assumption in this case. It should be noted however that the small contact contribution to the hyperfine field is due to polarization and correlation contributions of opposite sign and comparable amplitude.…”
Section: Z~z (1 ~A)mentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Again, theoretical estimations of these quantities are used to test the correct behavior of wave functions in the nuclear region [23,24]. Nuclear magnetic moment of 43 Ca is known within sub-one percent accuracy [25], but its reported nuclear quadrupole moment values vary from −0.0408(8)b to −0.065 (20)b [26,27,28,29,30]. Using the accurate matrix element of the electric quadrupole hyperfine interaction operator and precisely measured [31] electric quadrupole hyperfine structure constant of the 3d 2 D 5/2 state in 43 Ca + , we determine its nuclear quadrupole moment.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%