K-integral

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Conversely let s assume that S is integral and that p t) p(t) is independent of sc S. By proposition (5.1) it suffices to show that p F(h) is locally free of rank p(h) for all h 0. The question being local in the neighborhood of any point s c S, we may assume that S - Spec(A), where A is a local noetherian integral k-algebra with residue field k(s) and quotient field K. Let... 

The summation index k runs over common spin orbitals. The second Coulomb-type integral (k(l)i(2) M so(l,2) k(l)j(2)) vanishes because is linear in... 

The Z)< V) elements may thus be computed once and for all and kept on a file. The elements of > are formed from this by multiplying each entry in the list of D(x > elements by the appropriate overlap integral K/P > >, the D N 2. . . Dl3), D,2 and D0) elements being formed in succession in a similar way. Once the elements of DIX) have been formed, this is an extremely fast process and, moreover, is independent of the size of the basis set in which the orbitals are expanded. A particularly convenient feature of this method is that the 3- and 4-electron density matrices, D<3) and are formed simultaneously, and these are necessary in constructing the equations from which the are determined,65 or in minimizing the energy directly. The Nl problem is of course still present, but this mainly occurs in the calculation of 2)<-v> which may well take a considerable time. However, this has to be carried out once only, and in this way the purely group theoretical aspects of the problem are separated from those quantities which depend upon the physical details of the situation. 

The Fock operator determines three sets of information for each electron i (1) the kinetic energy term of the electron (—1/2V ), (2) an attraction term with each nucleus, A, (—EZA/r,A), and (3) the interaction of the electron with all the other electrons in the molecule. This average force is treated by the (IJjj — Kjj) term and can be described as the potential felt by a single electron in the field of the other i — 1 electrons in the molecule. A few words about the components of this last term in the Fock operator are in order. J is called the coulomb operator and is identified as the classical repulsion between electrons. The exchange integral K is due to the quantum mechanical effect of spin correlation, an intrinsic property of the electron that keeps apart electrons of the same spin. This operator has a stabilizing effect on the energy of the system. 

It is not permissible to express the constant of integration k in terms of the pressure jP, which the gas would exert if it could be obtained in the liquid state at the temperature of the experiment. Dolezalek Zeitschr. f. physikal.. Chemie 71, 206, 1910) falls into this error. Apart from the uncertainty of the extrapolation by which this pressure must be calculated when the temperature of the solution is above the critical temperature of the dissolved gas, it is also quite inadmissible to apply Margules equation to vapours which do not obey the gas laws. 

In order to preserve the invariance of charge distributions under rotation of the local coordinate axes of each atom, the integrals K% eSPq and (pp qq) are assumed to be independent of the azimuthal quantum number of atomic orbitals, i.e. the same value is used for any 2 s and 2 p orbitals. Finally, it should be noted that in the case of a electrons the zero-differential-overlap approximation cannot be justified as completely as for n electrons by arguing about orthogonalized Lowdin orbitals, because the expression of the S la matrix cannot be limited to first-order terms 70,71,72). 

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