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... and
eigenvalues of
ˆ
H become functions of P.
Hans Gustav Adolf Hellmann (1903–1938),
German physicist, one of the pioneers of quan-
tum chemistry. He contributed to the theory of
dielectric susceptibility, ... In-
stitute of Physical Chemistry in Moscow as a
theoretical group leader. A leader of another
group, the Communist Party First Secretary of
the Institute (Hellmann’...
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... Magic of Quantum Mechanics
Max Born (1882–1970), German physicist,
professor at the universities of Göttingen,
Berlin, Cambridge and Edinburgh, born in
Breslau (now Wrocław) to the family of a
professor ... efficiency. Quantum mechanics, the foundations of which date
from 1925–26, still represents the basic theory of phenomena within atoms and
molecules. This is the domain of...
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... of
the application of the theory.
R.P. Feynman, “QED – The Strange Theory of Light and Matter”, Princeton University
Press, Princeton, 1988.
Excellent book written by one of the celebrities of ... parts:
• introduction of the elements of relativity theory, and
• attempts to make quantum theory consistent with relativity (relativistic quantum mechan-
ics).
ELEMENTS OF SPECI...
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... easily recognize the resemblance of the above figures to some of them (cf. pp. 180–185),
because of the rule mentioned above.
the length of the molecule (averaging the potential energy for a charged ... prob-
ability) of going left or right.
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The second derivative is discontinuous, because of the form of the potential function V(x) intro-
duced.
4.3 Tunnelling effect
155
The co...
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... and double
orbital occupancy. The first of these is of fundamental importance, the second is
of a technical nature.
25
We often assume the double occupancy of orbitals within what is called the
closed ... a 1s
2
shell of impressive “closure”, because the HOMO–LUMO energy difference cal-
culated in a good quality basis set (6-31G
∗∗
, see p. 364) of atomic orbitals is of the order...
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... permission of John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
The Fermi level in the band structure of a crystal is equivalent to the HOMO of
the crystal.
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The two levels HOMO and LUMO, as always, decide the chemistry of
the ... Laboratory at the
California Institute of Technology in Pasadena.
von Kármán was also a founder of the NASA
Jet Propulsion Laboratory and father of the
concept of the...
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... result is virtually independent
of the choice of unit cell motif. This arbitrariness of choice of subsystems looks
analogous to the arbitrariness of the choice of coordinate system. The final results
do ... the formation of the basis vectors of the inverse
lattice.
• Linear combinations of them (with integer coefficients) determine the inverse lattice.
• The Wigner–Seitz unit...
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... DERIVATION OF THE KOHN–SHAM EQUATIONS
Now we will make a variation of E, i.e. we will find the linear effect of changing E
due to a variation of the spinorbitals (and therefore also of the density). ... insert the right-hand sides of the above expressions into E, and identify the
variation, i.e. the linear part of the change of E. The variations of the individual
terms of E...
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... j.
12.8.1 CHOICE OF THE VECTOR AND SCALAR POTENTIALS
In Appendix G on p. 962 it is shown that there is a certain arbitrariness in the
choice of both potentials, which leaves the physics of the system ... we
have:
– The interaction of the spin magnetic
moments of the electrons (
ˆ
H
SH
)and
of the nuclei (
ˆ
H
IH
)withthefieldH.
These terms come from the first part
of the term
ˆ
H...
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... while the breaking of a chemical bond corresponds to about
10
−1
a.u. This is why
all possible changes of the spin state of a system of nuclei do not change the
chemical properties of the molecule. ... why, when
one of them is close to nucleus A, the second prefers to run off to nucleus B. For some nuclei the
electron–nucleus interaction of the magnetic dipole moments of A, an...
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