Solve Szabo Exercises: 2.16, 2.37, 3.5 (Modern Quantum Chemistry)

[jmml]

i need to solve 3 problem on the book modern quantum chemistry do szabo the problems are:

-page 81 exercise 2.16
-page 100 exercise 2.37
-page 126 exercise 3.5

anyone pls help me

 

[Gokul43201]

Please show us your work. We can not help you unless we first see your effort. Refer to the forum guidelines linked in my signature.

 

[jmml]

i'm physics student until 18 years ago and i don't finish the course.
this year i have some time and i decided to try finish.
one of the disciplines is Complements of Atomic Physics.
i understand the principles but the mathematical is very complicated for me.
it just have passed very years.
i just have three disciplines to finish the course.
if you can help me with this i apreciate.

sorry for bad english.

thks in advance.

 

[dextercioby]

Incidentally some of the ppl here don't have the book, but perhaps might be willing to help you. So how about doing all of us a favor and post both the texts of the problems and your attempts to solving them.

Daniel.

 

[jmml]

Exercise 2.16 A different procedure for deriving the above matrix ele...
ments uses the theorem that <K|H|L> = (N!)1/2<KHP|H|L> where |KHP >
is the Hartree product corresponding to the determinant |K>, i.e.,
|K> = |Xm(x 1 )Xn(X 2 ) . · . >


and


|KHP> = Xm(x 1 )Xn(X 2 ) . . .
Prove this theorem. Use it to derive the matrix elements of a sum of one-
electron operators.

anex with exercise in word format

 

[berkeman]

You still need to show us some work. We are not going to do the problems for you.

 

[jmml]

as i said I'm with very difculty with mathematics because a don't study a long time ago 18 years. and i only read the book because i don't have so much time to do all that things.
but that's ok i understand your point of view.
thks