How Does the Hartree Model Account for the Pauli Exclusion Principle?

[Auwings2006]

My understanding of the Hartree approximation is that the product wavefunction is symmetric rather than antisymmetric, therefore the Hartree approximation effectively ignores the Pauli exclusion principle.

So how does the Pauli-exclusion principle get taken account of in the Hartree model?

Any clarification would be great appreciated.
Auwings2006

 

[olgranpappy]

it gets taken into account to some degree because the occupied orbitals are all different.

 

[hafsa]

hartree approx. when considers the pauli exclusion principle then it becomes hatree jock approximation .hatree jock approx. also provides antisymmetric function

 

[olgranpappy]

hartree approx. when considers the pauli exclusion principle then it becomes hatree jock approximation .hatree jock approx. also provides antisymmetric function

Fock, not jock.

 

[hafsa]

yes.it was typing mistake

 

[Amok]

My understanding of the Hartree approximation is that the product wavefunction is symmetric rather than antisymmetric, therefore the Hartree approximation effectively ignores the Pauli exclusion principle.

So how does the Pauli-exclusion principle get taken account of in the Hartree model?

Any clarification would be great appreciated.
Auwings2006

In the hartree approximation the wavefunction is neither symmetric nor anti-symmetric.