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Population Analysis and Bond Orders

A widely nsed (and widely criticized) method to analyze SCF MO wave functions is population analysis, introdnced by Mulliken. He proposed a method that apportions the electrons of an n-electron molecule into net populations in the basis functions Xr and overlap populations for all possible pairs of basis functions. [Pg.456]

For simplicity, we shall assume that the Cj, s and s s are real. The probability density associated with one electron in is [Pg.457]

Integrating this equation over three-dimensional space and using the fact that and the f s are normalized, we get [Pg.457]

By summing over the occupied MOs we obtain the MuUiken net population in Xr and the overlap population rirs for the pair Xr and Xs as [Pg.457]

The sum of all the net and overlap populations equals the total number of electrons n in the molecule (Prob. 15.23) = n. [Pg.457]


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