Chem 156 3rd Long Exam -- November 17 2018
Across
- 5. Used to approximate slater-type orbitals
- 9. Coloumbic interaction not considered in the Born-Oppenheimer limit
- 11. Treatment of open-shell systems where optimizations are done over singly-occupied orbitals
- 12. Orbitals that have non-negative energies
- 14. Hamiltonian terms that relate to the energy of a single electron in an N-electron system
- 15. The process of obtaining the roots of a square matrix
- 16. In HF theory, the hamiltonian is exact but the wavefunctions are
- 18. Basis sets were basis functions are contracted for the core electrons and non-contracted otherwise
- 19. field Method of refining the approximattion to the energy using interatively improved coefficients
- 22. Represents the electric field acting on an electron in the HF theory
- 23. Results to twice as many J integrals as there are K integrals
- 24. Used to find the set of coefficients for basis functions that produces the smallest energy
- 25. Results to the separability of the Hamiltonian per electron
- 27. Equations that describe the relationship of the Fock matrix to the energy
- 29. Integrals to correspond to interaction of electrons that are dependent on spin
Down
- 1. HF electronic energies are in this state
- 2. Integrals to correspond to direct interaction of electrons regardless of spin
- 3. Approximations of STO basis functions using GTO basis functions
- 4. Identify to the weight of an atomic orbitals in the expansion of a wavefunction
- 6. Correction method for the basis-set superposition error
- 7. Difference between Born-Oppenheimer limit and the HF limit is due to this
- 8. States that have indefinite lifetime are considered to be
- 10. Approximation of trial molecular wavefunctions using atomic wavefunctions
- 13. Antisymmetric electronic wavefunction are represented this way in HF theory
- 14. Wavefunctions that result from an HF computation are said to be optimized and referred to as
- 17. Relates to the position of a nucleus inside an atomic electron density
- 18. Only construct in the quantum mechanical formalism with no direct mechanical analogue
- 20. Electrons have antisymmetric wavefunctions because they are
- 21. Rules to limit evaluation to non-zero integrals of the N-electron wavefunctions
- 26. Systems where the Roothan-Hall equations are applicable
- 28. The best trial energy that can be determined using HF theory over an infinite basis