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The Calculation of Matrix Elements in Relativistic Quantum Mechanics
A. C. Ilarraza-Lomel’{i} ; M. N. Valdés-Mart’{i}nez ; A. L. Salas-Brito ; R. P. Mart’{i}nez-y-Romero ; H. N. Nú~nez-Yépez ;
Date 6 Sep 2001
Subject Atomic Physics; Chemical Physics | physics.atom-ph physics.chem-ph
AbstractEmploying a relativistic version of a hypervirial result, recurrence relations for arbitrary non-diagonal radial hydrogenic matrix elements have recently been obtained in Dirac relativistic quantum mechanics. In this contribution honoring Professor Löwdin, we report on a new relation we have recently discovered between the matrix elements $<2| r^lambda |1 >$ and $<2|eta r^lambda |1>$---where $eta$ is a Dirac matrix and the numbers distiguish between different radial eigenstates--- that allow for a simplification and hence for a more convenient way of expressing the recurrence relations. We additionally derive another relation that can be employed for simplifying two center matrix element calculations in relativistic atomic or molecular calculations.
Source arXiv, physics/0109015
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