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Efficient algorithm for many-electron angular momentum and spin diagonalization on atomic subshells
arXiv
Authors: Christian B. Mendl
Year
2014
Paper ID
47338
Status
Preprint
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We devise an efficient algorithm for the symbolic calculation of irreducible angular momentum and spin (LS) eigenspaces within the n-fold antisymmetrized tensor product wedgen Vu, where n is the number of electrons and u = s, p, d,dots denotes the atomic subshell. This is an essential step for dimension reduction in configuration-interaction (CI) methods applied to atomic many-electron quantum systems. The algorithm relies on the observation that each Lz eigenstate with maximal eigenvalue is also an boldsymbol{L}2 eigenstate equivalently for $Sz$ and $boldsymbol{S}2$, as well as the traversal of LS eigenstates using the lowering operators L_- and S_-. Iterative application to the remaining states in wedgen Vu leads to an implicit simultaneous diagonalization. A detailed complexity analysis for fixed n and increasing subshell number u yields run time mathcal{O}\(u3n-2\). A symbolic computer algebra implementation is available online.
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