Two-center nuclear attraction integrals over Slater type orbitals with integer and noninteger principal quantum numbers in nonlined up coordinate systems have been calculated by means of formulas in our previous work (T. Özdoan and M. Orbay, Int. J. Quant. Chem. 87 (2002) 15). The computer results for integer case are in best agreement with the prior literature. On the other hand, the results for noninteger case are not compared with the literature due to the scarcity of the literature, but also compared with the limit of integer case and good agreements are obtained. The proposed algorithm for the calculation of two-center nuclear attraction integrals over Slater type orbitals with noninteger principal quantum numbers in nonlined-up coordinate systems permits to avoid the interpolation procedure used to overcome the difficulty introduced by the presence of noninteger principal quantum numbers. Finally, numerical aspects of the presented formulae are analyzed under wide range of quantum numbers, orbital exponents and internuclear distances. 相似文献
We consider quadratic diophantine equations of the shape
for a polynomial Q(X1, ..., Xs) Z[X1, ..., Xs] of degree 2.Let H be an upper bound for the absolute values of the coefficientsof Q, and assume that the homogeneous quadratic part of Q isnon-singular. We prove, for all s 3, the existence of a polynomialbound s(H) with the following property: if equation (1) hasa solution x Zs at all, then it has one satisfying
For s = 3 and s = 4 no polynomial bounds s(H) were previouslyknown, and for s 5 we have been able to improve existing boundsquite significantly. 2000 Mathematics Subject Classification11D09, 11E20, 11H06, 11P55. 相似文献
For any function F(x) having a Taylor expansion we solve the boson
normal ordering problem for $F [(a^\dag)^r a^s]$, with r, s positive integers,
$F [(a, a^\dag]=1$, i.e., we provide exact and explicit
expressions for its normal form $\mathcal{N} \{F [(a^\dag)^r a^s]\} = F [(a^\dag)^r a^s]$, where
in $ \mathcal{N} (F) $ all a's are to the
right. The solution involves integer sequences of numbers which, for $ r, s \geq 1 $, are
generalizations of the conventional Bell and Stirling numbers whose values they assume for $ r=s=1 $. A complete
theory of such generalized combinatorial numbers is given including closed-form expressions
(extended Dobinski-type formulas), recursion relations and generating functions. These last are
special expectation values in boson coherent states.AMS Subject Classification: 81R05, 81R15, 81R30, 47N50. 相似文献
Consider a regular diffusion process X with finite speed measure m. Denote the normalized speed measure by μ. We prove that the uniform law of large numbers
holds if the class
has an envelope function that is μ-integrable, or if
is bounded in Lp(μ) for some p>1. In contrast with uniform laws of large numbers for i.i.d. random variables, we do not need conditions on the ‘size’ of
the class
in terms of bracketing or covering numbers. The result is a consequence of a number of asymptotic properties of diffusion
local time that we derive. We apply our abstract results to improve consistency results for the local time estimator (LTE)
and to prove consistency for a class of simple M-estimators.
This revised version was published online in June 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date. 相似文献
A standing conjecture in -cohomology says that every finite -complex is of -determinant class. In this paper, we prove this whenever the fundamental group belongs to a large class of groups containing, e.g., all extensions of residually finite groups with amenable quotients, all residually amenable groups, and free products of these. If, in addition, is -acyclic, we also show that the -determinant is a homotopy invariant -- giving a short and easy proof independent of and encompassing all known cases. Under suitable conditions we give new approximation formulas for -Betti numbers.
We study the chromatic polynomials for m×n square-lattice strips, of width 9m13 (with periodic boundary conditions) and arbitrary length n (with free boundary conditions). We have used a transfer matrix approach that allowed us also to extract the limiting curves when n. In this limit we have also obtained the isolated limiting points for these square-lattice strips and checked some conjectures related to the Beraha numbers. 相似文献
The Hardy operator Ta on a tree is defined by Properties of Ta as a map from Lp() into itselfare established for 1 p . The main result is that, with appropriateassumptions on u and v, the approximation numbers an(Ta) ofTa satisfy for a specified constant p and 1 p < . This extends results of Naimark, Newmanand Solomyak for p = 2. Hitherto, for p 2, (*) was unknowneven when is an interval. Also, upper and lower estimates forthe lq and weak-lq norms of an(Ta) are determined. 2000 MathematicalSubject Classification: 47G10, 47B10. 相似文献
By a prime gap of size , we mean that there are primes and such that the numbers between and are all composite. It is widely believed that infinitely many prime gaps of size exist for all even integers . However, it had not previously been known whether a prime gap of size existed. The objective of this article was to be the first to find a prime gap of size , by using a systematic method that would also apply to finding prime gaps of any size. By this method, we find prime gaps for all even integers from to , and some beyond. What we find are not necessarily the first occurrences of these gaps, but, being examples, they give an upper bound on the first such occurrences. The prime gaps of size listed in this article were first announced on the Number Theory Listing to the World Wide Web on Tuesday, April 8, 1997. Since then, others, including Sol Weintraub and A.O.L. Atkin, have found prime gaps of size with smaller integers, using more ad hoc methods. At the end of the article, related computations to find prime triples of the form , , and their application to divisibility of binomial coefficients by a square will also be discussed.