1997
DOI: 10.1016/s0009-2614(97)00209-1
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Nonrelativistic energies for the lowest 4P° states of the Li isoelectronic series

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“…The calculated ΔE(1s2s3s 4 S – 1s2s2p 4 P ) is in close agreement with the accurate result of Barrois et al who report the value 34,071.36(44) cm −1 in comparison with the present calculation of 34,072.0(17) cm −1 . The error reported by Barrois et al makes no reference to assessment of the relativistic error and the QED contribution is not considered. Both these theoretical values are in close agreement to the experimental value of Levitt and Feldman who report the value 34,071.91(05) cm −1 .…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
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“…The calculated ΔE(1s2s3s 4 S – 1s2s2p 4 P ) is in close agreement with the accurate result of Barrois et al who report the value 34,071.36(44) cm −1 in comparison with the present calculation of 34,072.0(17) cm −1 . The error reported by Barrois et al makes no reference to assessment of the relativistic error and the QED contribution is not considered. Both these theoretical values are in close agreement to the experimental value of Levitt and Feldman who report the value 34,071.91(05) cm −1 .…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…The excited quartet levels of the lithium atom have attracted considerable experimental and theoretical attention, though these levels have been studied significantly less extensively than both the ground state and some of the low‐lying excited levels of various symmetries for this atomic system …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Needless to say that the low‐lying excited states of Li atom and a few members of its isoelectronic sequence, were studied through the years using different approaches, mostly variational and Monte‐Carlo ones. In particular, the accurate variational calculations of spin‐quartet states of Li‐like isoelectronic sequence of the type ()1s0.1em2s0.1emitalicns n=3,4, and ()1s0.1em2s0.1emitalicnp n=2,3, were performed in [10–12]. More recent calculations for the Lithium states ()1s0.1em2s0.1emitalicns for n=38 and ()1s0.1em2s0.1emitalicnp for n=27, for the cases of infinite and finite nuclear mass of 7 Li, were done extensively in [13] by using the so‐called double‐basis set in Hylleraas coordinates of size ()5000,5000, where the benchmark energy value for the Li state ()1s2s3s or 140.1emS was found to be E140.1emS=5.2127482472250.1em a.u.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…. were performed in [11][12][13]. More recent calculations for the Lithium states (1s 2s ns) for n = 3 − 8 and (1s 2s np) for n = 2 − 7, for the cases of infinite and finite nuclear mass of 7 Li, were done extensively in [18] by using the so-called double-basis set in Hylleraas coordinates of size ∼ (5000, 5000), where the benchmark energy value for the Li state (1s2s3s) or 1 4 S was found to be E ∞ 1 4 S = −5.212748247225 a.u.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%