Variational upper bounds to second-order energies for excited states.
Excited state energy upper bounds in second order perturbation theory using Hylleraas variational principle
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Excited state energy upper bounds in second order perturbation theory using Hylleraas variational principle
Nonrelativistic energy of excited vibrational state of molecule calculated in adiabatic approximation shown to be upper bound to exact nonrelativistic energy
Remainder theorem of Rayleigh-Schroedinger perturbation theory for calculating wave functions to higher order
Dynamic polarizability at imaginary frequencies, deriving upper and lower variational bounds with functionals containing trial functions
Perturbation theories for exchange intermolecular forces application to exactly soluble spin model
Perturbation theories of intermolecular forces compared for connections of equivalency
Interchange theorems and variational principle in perturbation theory
Ambiguities in perturbation equations solution for wave function proved to produce no corresponding ambiguities in energy
Convergence of perturbation theories for energy exchange forces into solvable mathematical model
Atomic and ionic polarizabilites values compared using coupled Hartree-Fock approximation and uncoupled approximation with first order corrections
Recursion relations for Coulomb matrix elements, with psi and psi prime wave functions describing bound state
Long range retarded interaction energies, obtaining energy term coefficient from minimal principle using Karplus and Kolker method
Integrated and integral Hellmann-Feyman formulas for isoelectronic molecular process energy difference
Improvement of uncoupled Hartree-Fock expectation values for physical properties
Hellmann-Feynman theorem in curvilinear coordinates for exact and for floating variational wave functions
Approximate ground state wave functions used in calculation of interaction energies by second- order perturbation theory
Conditions under which optimal wave functions satisfy various time-dependent Hellmann-Feynman theorems