How to do cyclic permutation on interatomic matrix elements?

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This discussion focuses on performing cyclic permutations on interatomic matrix elements, specifically transforming E_(xy,xz)(l,m,n) to E_(yz,xz)(l,m,n). The variables l, m, and n represent quantum numbers associated with the matrix elements. The matrix element is defined within the context of quantum mechanics and interatomic interactions, emphasizing the importance of understanding the underlying mathematical framework for accurate transformations.

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For example, how to obtain E_(yz,xz)(l,m,n) from E_(xy,xz)(l,m,n)?
 
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What are l,m,n? How is the matrix element defined?
 

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