Accurate computations of bound state properties in three- and four-electron atomic systems in the basis of multi-dimensional gaussoids
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Abstract: Results of accurate computations of bound states in three- and four-electron atomic systems are discussed. Bound state properties of the four-electron lithium ion Li in its ground state are determined from the results of accurate, variational computations. We also consider a closely related problem of accurate numerical evaluation of the half-life of the beryllium-7 isotope. This problem is of paramount importance for modern radiochemistry.
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