## Abstract Three exact Slaterβtype function (STO) integral transforms are presented. The STOβNG basis set can then be developed using either only 1s Gaussian functions, the same Gaussian exponents for each shell, or using the first Gaussian of each symmetry. The use of any of these three alternati
Calculation of molecular momentum distributions using gaussian expansions of slater-type atomic orbitals
β Scribed by Anthony C. Tanner; Irving R. Epstein
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1974
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 767 KB
- Volume
- 25
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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β¦ Synopsis
Electronic momentum distributions and Compton profGes have been caieutated for a number of small pofyatomic molecuies in the STONG (N=3,4,5,6) approsimation. The gaussian expansions converge rapidly and give acceptable approximations to the corresponding ST0 values for most momentum space properties_ However, the gaussinns underestimate both the very low and very high momentum components of the distribution, and in the latter case the error may be quite significant even For large N.
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Em-opPen dc CaIcrtl Alomiqur cl Mol&rrIaire. CECAM. Bt?fin~~~d 506. 91 Cantpus d'Orsay. Fv-ance Receivcrl 9 October 1970 The'concept of constructing moleculnr wivcfunctions using basis sets whose members consist of both Slater-type and gaussian-type atomic orbit:ds is ex:lmined through pilot SCF cal
A mixed atomic basis set formed with ls Slater-type orbitals and 1s floating spherical Gaussian orbitals is implemented. Evaluation of multicenter integrals is carried out using a method based on expansion of binary products of atomic basis functions in terms of a complete basis set, and a systemati