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... wave function . Let this symmetry operation be denoted by P. The hamiltonian in Eq . ( 2-11 ) is said to be an ... wave functions have the same energy values , then there is no difference between Py and . What is the effect of P on ? We ...
... wave function . Let this symmetry operation be denoted by P. The hamiltonian in Eq . ( 2-11 ) is said to be an ... wave functions have the same energy values , then there is no difference between Py and . What is the effect of P on ? We ...
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... wave function of the electrons . According to the theory of Townes and Dailey , ' the molecular wave function can be expanded in terms of the atomic wave functions ↓ = Σ ai & i ( 4-14 ) They showed that the dominant contributions of ...
... wave function of the electrons . According to the theory of Townes and Dailey , ' the molecular wave function can be expanded in terms of the atomic wave functions ↓ = Σ ai & i ( 4-14 ) They showed that the dominant contributions of ...
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... wave functions n antisymmetric nuclear wave function n ° Since protons are fermions , total must be antisymmetric to the exchange of the nuclei . Thus total can be written either as or = total evibyn Vrot = total Vevibyn rot J = 0 , 2 ...
... wave functions n antisymmetric nuclear wave function n ° Since protons are fermions , total must be antisymmetric to the exchange of the nuclei . Thus total can be written either as or = total evibyn Vrot = total Vevibyn rot J = 0 , 2 ...
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PREFACE | 1 |
NUCLEAR QUADRUPOLE RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY | 29 |
NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY | 52 |
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