Notation inquiry - bar over basis set....

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The discussion clarifies that the "bar" notation on the basis set of W, located at the bottom right corner, serves no mathematical significance. It is solely a visual distinction to differentiate between various bases. Participants confirm that this notation does not convey any additional information or meaning beyond its role as a distinguishing feature.

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What's the meaning of the "bar" on the basis set of W at bottom right corner?
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It has no meaning. It's just to distinguish the bases.
 
PeroK said:
It has no meaning. It's just to distinguish the bases.
Ahh okay thanks.
 

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