Proceedings of the Royal Society of London A Mathematical and Physical Sciences · 1958 · 200 citations · 11 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsElectromagnetismNuclear PhysicsQuantum MechanicsAtomic PolarizabilityHyperfine StructureMagnetic SusceptibilityPerturbation TheoryRelativistic Quantum MechanicsGround StatesMass PolarizationMass-polarization EffectsPerturbation CorrectionsPolarizationQuantum Wave FunctionRadiative CorrectionsRelativistic Corrections To Polarizability
Abstract Perturbation methods are employed to calculate the magnetic susceptibilities and the dipole polarizabilities of the ground states of the members of the helium iso-electronic sequences and also the mass polarization, relativistic and radiative corrections to their energies, the results being obtained as power series in the inverse of the nuclear charges. The calculations are prefaced by a brief résumé of the equations of perturbation theory applicable to the case when the unperturbed wave function is known only approximately.
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