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... Abstract-The unified theory has been generalized for the case of upper and lower state interaction by introducing a more compact tetradic notation. The general result is then applied to the Stark broadening of h>drogen. The thermal average of the time development operator for upper and lower state i ...
... Abstract-The unified theory has been generalized for the case of upper and lower state interaction by introducing a more compact tetradic notation. The general result is then applied to the Stark broadening of h>drogen. The thermal average of the time development operator for upper and lower state i ...
Solvation of electronically excited I2-
... interaction potential at short range, intermolecular 1/R12 repulsive terms must be added to the potential. However, since these depend only on the nuclear coordinates they can be treated separately from the electronic Hamiltonian.) Either the experimentally determined’* or ab initio BornOppenheimer ...
... interaction potential at short range, intermolecular 1/R12 repulsive terms must be added to the potential. However, since these depend only on the nuclear coordinates they can be treated separately from the electronic Hamiltonian.) Either the experimentally determined’* or ab initio BornOppenheimer ...
Hydrogen atom in phase space: the Wigner representation
... atom has been investigated recently using the Kirkwood–Rihaczek phase space representation, which is easier because it involves only products of the momentum and position wavefunctions with a proper phase [8]. This rather vexing situation regarding the analytical form of Wigner functions for the hyd ...
... atom has been investigated recently using the Kirkwood–Rihaczek phase space representation, which is easier because it involves only products of the momentum and position wavefunctions with a proper phase [8]. This rather vexing situation regarding the analytical form of Wigner functions for the hyd ...
Operator Algebras and Index Theorems in Quantum Field Theory
... charge is discussed Strominger, Vafa and others. We illustrate our discussion by the work of Carlip. Yet we use here only the value of the central charge and not Cardy’s formula nor the boundary term of the energy. ...
... charge is discussed Strominger, Vafa and others. We illustrate our discussion by the work of Carlip. Yet we use here only the value of the central charge and not Cardy’s formula nor the boundary term of the energy. ...
Pulse-train control of photofragmentation at constant field energy
... In this limit, according to Eq. (2), only the frequency distribution of the laser field is reflected in the excitation probability, i.e., via |A(ω)|2 , where ω = E/¯. A short laser pulse generates products with a distribution of energies selected according to |A(ω)|2 . The outcome which is obtained ...
... In this limit, according to Eq. (2), only the frequency distribution of the laser field is reflected in the excitation probability, i.e., via |A(ω)|2 , where ω = E/¯. A short laser pulse generates products with a distribution of energies selected according to |A(ω)|2 . The outcome which is obtained ...
Electronic Structure of Clusters
... instead with an average field12,13 (see Hartree – Fock Theory). The error incurred by this treatment of the electron correlation problem generally becomes more significant for systems with low-lying electronic states, as are commonly found in transition metal compounds. Density functional theory14 ( ...
... instead with an average field12,13 (see Hartree – Fock Theory). The error incurred by this treatment of the electron correlation problem generally becomes more significant for systems with low-lying electronic states, as are commonly found in transition metal compounds. Density functional theory14 ( ...
Can the Wave Function in Configuration Space Be Replaced by
... Indeed, even Bohm himself seems to have found this aspect of his theory (the idea of a physically real field living in an abstract configuration space) to be somewhat indigestible: “...a serious problem confronts us when we extend the theory ... to the treatment of more than one electron. This diffi ...
... Indeed, even Bohm himself seems to have found this aspect of his theory (the idea of a physically real field living in an abstract configuration space) to be somewhat indigestible: “...a serious problem confronts us when we extend the theory ... to the treatment of more than one electron. This diffi ...
Localized shocks Please share
... Building on this work and ideas of Swingle [21], Maldacena [20] suggested that the interior could be understood as a refined type of tensor network describing the state of the dual gauge theory. According to this picture, the overall length of the interior is proportional to size of the minimal tens ...
... Building on this work and ideas of Swingle [21], Maldacena [20] suggested that the interior could be understood as a refined type of tensor network describing the state of the dual gauge theory. According to this picture, the overall length of the interior is proportional to size of the minimal tens ...
Quantities in Chemistry
... each subject lecture. Although great care is taken to ensure that these materials are mistake free, an error may appear from time to time. If you believe that there is an error in these notes or solutions, please let us know asap ([email protected]). Errors, as well as additional advice, clarificati ...
... each subject lecture. Although great care is taken to ensure that these materials are mistake free, an error may appear from time to time. If you believe that there is an error in these notes or solutions, please let us know asap ([email protected]). Errors, as well as additional advice, clarificati ...
