, Y.
, Desclaux, J.
and Indelicato, P.
(1997),
Calculation of Transition Probabilities Using Multiconfiguration Dirac-Fock Method, Journal of the Korean Physical Society, Taejon, KO
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Calculation of Transition Probabilities Using Multiconfiguration Dirac-Fock Method
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Author(s)
, J P. Desclaux, Paul Indelicato
Abstract
The performance of the multiconfiguraton Dirac-Fock (MCDF) method in calculating transition probabilities of atoms is reviewed. In general, the MCDF wave functions will lead to transition probabilities accurate to ~ 10% or better for strong, electric-dipole allowed transitions for small atoms. However, it is more difficult to get reliable transition probabilities for weak transitions. Also, some MCDF wave functions for a specific J quantum number may not reduce to the appropriate nonrelativistic limit for the L and S quantum numbers. Transition probabilities calculated from such MCDF wave functions for nonrelativistically forbidden transitions may become unreliable. Remedies for such cases are discussed.Conference Dates
November 7-8, 1997
Conference Location
Taejon, KO
Conference Title
Journal of the Korean Physical Society
Pub Type
Conferences
Keywords
Beryllium-like carbon, relativistic wave functions, transition probabilities
Citation
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Created November 8, 1997, Updated June 14, 2017