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Recurrence and differential relations for spherical spinors
arXiv
Authors: Radosław Szmytkowski
Year
2010
Paper ID
10418
Status
Preprint
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We present a comprehensive table of recurrence and differential relations obeyed by spin one-half spherical spinors (spinor spherical harmonics) Ωκμ\(mathbf{n}\) used in relativistic atomic, molecular, and solid state physics, as well as in relativistic quantum chemistry. First, we list finite expansions in the spherical spinor basis of the expressions mathbf{A}cdotmathbf{B} Ωκμ\(mathbf{n}\) and {mathbf{A}cdot\(mathbf{B}timesmathbf{C}\) Ωκμ\(mathbf{n}\)}, where mathbf{A}, mathbf{B}, and mathbf{C} are either of the following vectors or vector operators: mathbf{n}=mathbf{r}/r (the radial unit vector), mathbf{e}0, mathbf{e}pm1 (the spherical, or cyclic, versors), boldsymbolσ the $2times2$ Pauli matrix vector, hat{mathbf{L}}=-imathbf{r}timesboldsymbol{nabla}I the dimensionless orbital angular momentum operator; $I$ is the $2times2$ unit matrix, hat{mathbf{J}}=hat{mathbf{L}}+1/2boldsymbolσ (the dimensionless total angular momentum operator). Then, we list finite expansions in the spherical spinor basis of the expressions mathbf{A}cdotmathbf{B} F(r)Ωκμ\(mathbf{n}\) and mathbf{A}cdot\(mathbf{B}timesmathbf{C}\) F(r)Ωκμ\(mathbf{n}\), where at least one of the objects mathbf{A}, mathbf{B}, mathbf{C} is the nabla operator boldsymbol{nabla}, while the remaining ones are chosen from the set mathbf{n}, mathbf{e}0, mathbf{e}pm1, boldsymbolσ, hat{mathbf{L}}, hat{mathbf{J}}.
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