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January 29, 1998
PHY 742 - Problem Set # 6

In the following problems, express your results in terms of the ${\cal{F}}$ and ${\cal{G}}$ integrals where
\begin{displaymath}
{\cal{F}}^L_{n_1l_1n_2l_2} \equiv \int_0^{\infty} dr_1 \: r_...
 ...\frac{r_<^L}{r_\gt^{L+1}} R^2_{n_1l_1}(r_1)
R^2_{n_1l_1}(r_2)
\end{displaymath} (1)
and
\begin{displaymath}
{\cal{G}}^L_{n_1l_1n_2l_2} \equiv \int_0^{\infty} dr_1 \: r_...
 ...{n_1l_1}(r_1) R_{n_2l_2}(r_1)
R_{n_1l_1}(r_2)R_{n_2l_2}(r_2).
\end{displaymath} (2)
You may which to use the computer program ``gaunt" for some of these.

Evaluate the following expection values of the electron-electron interaction $v_{12} \equiv \frac{e^2}{\vert{\bf{r_1 - r_2}}\vert}$:

1.
<3S(1s2s)|v12|3S(1s2s)>.
2.
<1S(1s2s)|v12|1S(1s2s)>.
3.
<3P(1s2p)|v12|3P(1s2p)>.
4.
<1P(1s2p)|v12|1P(1s2p)>.
5.
<1S(2p2)|v12|1S(2p2)>.
6.
<3P(2p2)|v12|3P(2p2)>.
7.
<1D(2p2)|v12|1D(2p2)>.


 

natalie holzwarth
1/29/1998