Self-Consistent-Field Theory. III. General Treatment for Excited States

Abstract
The general coupling operator defined in the first paper of this series is used, in conjunction with the modified variation method due to Weinstein and MacDonald, to formulate a general self‐consistent‐field scheme. In principle this permits the determination of the eigenfunctions and eigenvalues of any state of an electronic system with no restrictions on orbital occupancy, symmetry, or multiplicity. A tentative generalization of the concept of a Hartree—Fock function is given and the meaning of correlation energy, in the context of the modified variation method, is discussed.

This publication has 6 references indexed in Scilit: