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Nonadiabatic Theory for Diatomic Molecules and Its Application to the Hydrogen Molecule

W Kołos, L. Wolniewicz

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The electronic -vibrational wave functions are obtained from the Schrodinger equation for the relative motion of the electrons and nuclei in a diatomic molecule. Numerical computation for the ground state of the hydrogen molecule is carried out. (R.E.U.)

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The electronic -vibrational wave functions are obtained from the Schrodinger equation for the relative motion of the electrons and nuclei in a diatomic molecule. Numerical computation for the ground state of the hydrogen molecule is carried out. (R.E.U.)

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The electronic -vibrational wave functions are obtained from the Schrodinger equation for the relative motion of the electrons and nuclei in a diatomic molecule. Numerical computation for the ground state of the hydrogen molecule is carried out. (R.E.U.)

Key concepts: Diatomic molecule, Physics, Hydrogen molecule, Molecule, Hydrogen, Atomic physics, Quantum mechanics

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