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Self-consistent assessment of Englert-Schwinger model on atomic properties

arXiv
Authors: Jouko Lehtomäki, Olga Lopez-Acevedo

Year

2017

Paper ID

25080

Status

Preprint

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Abstract

Our manuscript investigates a self-consistent solution of the statistical atom model proposed by Berthold-Georg Englert and Julian Schwinger (the ES model) and benchmarks it against atomic Kohn-Sham and two orbital-free models of the Thomas-Fermi-Dirac (TFD)-λvW family. Results show that the ES model generally offers the same accuracy as the well-known TFD-frac{1}{5}vW model; however, the ES model corrects the failure in Pauli potential near-nucleus region. We also point to the inability of describing low-Z atoms as the foremost concern in improving the present model.

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