2020
DOI: 10.1080/00268976.2020.1770881
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Full-scale analytical perturbation calculation of He-isoelectronic series with Hydrogenic bound states via Green's function expansion (monopole) of Coulomb interactions

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“…. [36][37][38]47] The Coulomb Green function can be exploited for Z/r 1A , Z/r 2A , Z/r 1B , Z/r 2B and 1/r 12 in multipole expansion as: [48,49] Figure 1. 2c-2e diatomic molecule.…”
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“…. [36][37][38]47] The Coulomb Green function can be exploited for Z/r 1A , Z/r 2A , Z/r 1B , Z/r 2B and 1/r 12 in multipole expansion as: [48,49] Figure 1. 2c-2e diatomic molecule.…”
Section: Theoretical Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sharma et al and Kapil et al improvised analytical treatments to Coulomb and exchange interactions for 3D and 2D Heisoelectronic series and heavy-hole trions. [36][37][38][39] Kapil et al recently emphasized on analytical multiconfiguration calculation for Period-II elements with hydrogenic spin orbitals as basis set. [40] In this paper, we have formulated analytical diagonal Coulomb integrals (Js) over hydrogenic orbitals employing Green function expansion.…”
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“…The wavefunction, ξ 0 (r, θ, ϕ)=u(r)Y m l (θ, ϕ), is product of radial and angular part respectively where m=0,±1,±2,...,±l. α 2 =−8E 0 , z=αr, u(r) =⇒ U (z), U (z)=z −1 M (z) and β=2Z/α for bound H-like orbitals (E 0 <0) transform the radial SE as [17,18]:…”
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“…and scaling factors for bra-space coordinates as α 1 =2Z/n 1 , α 3 =2Z/n 3 and for ket-space coordinates as α 2 =2Z/n 2 , α 4 =2Z/n 4 , subject to singly excited (n 2 =1, n 4 ̸ =1 ) or doubly excited states (n 2 , n 4 ̸ =1) for the radial integral (I M ) [17][18][19]. Evaluation of the angular part results in the cancellation of the factor 4π [eq.…”
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