Parâmetros energéticos de Slater-Condon-Löwdin ajustados para o espectro P XIII

Antônio Jamil Mania

doi:10.22481/exon.v8i2.20450

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Antônio Jamil Mania Universidade Estadual de Santa Cruz

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22481/exon.v8i2.20450

Keywords:

Slater-Condon-Löwdin parameters, P XIII, energy levels, atomic transitions

Abstract

The spectrum of this ion has been obtained and analyzed for several authors with their energy levels established
by identifying lines that represent their transitions. The theoretical predictions are obtained with the use of
numerical codes in multiconfiguration approach. The parameters of Condon-Slater-Löwdin that characterize the
ion been adjusted to the known energy levels. The method is used until the values established experimentally be
reproduced for the purposes of comparison The ion simulated can then be used for studies being your data in
accordance with the experimental observations. We present these parameters adjusted to all P XIII spectrum
known. We chose to study Helium-like ion due to belong at class of the most commonly used for testing the
solution theory of multi-electron Hamiltonian.

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