Proceedings of the Royal Society of London A Mathematical and Physical Sciences · 1965 · 287 citations · 10 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsAtomic PhysicsQuantum MechanicsTheoretical PhysicsElectron ConfigurationsHyperfine StructureMany-electron AtomsRelativistic MechanicsRelativistic PhysicsRelativistic Quantum MechanicsHyperfine Structure AnalysisMolecular HamiltoniansRelativistic Bound StatesRelativistic Corrections To Hyperfine StructureRelativistic EffectsRelativistic Hamiltonian MechanicsRelativistic Wave Equations
Abstract A theory is developed which simplifies the calculation and interpretation of relativistic hyperfine structure effects in many electron atoms. This is achieved through the introduction of the concept of an LS coupled relativistic state. By means of a series of effective Hamiltonians acting between these states the relativistic problem is turned into a non-relativistic one which can be solved more easily. Some qualitative applications are discussed; quantitative applications are treated in the two papers following.
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