The Green's function approach to the Fock expansion calculations of two-electron atoms
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Abstract: The renewed Green's function approach to calculating the angular Fock coefficients, is presented. The final formulas are simplified and specified to be applicable for analytical as well as numerical calculations. The Green's function formulas with the hyperspherical angles (arbitrary ) or (arbitrary ) are indicated as corresponding to the angular Fock coefficients possessing physical meaning. The most interesting case of corresponding to a collinear arrangement of the particles is studied in detail. It is emphasized that this case represents the generalization of the specific cases of the electron-nucleus () and electron-electron () coalescences. It is shown that the Green's function method for enables us to calculate any component/subcomponent of the angular Fock coefficient in the form of a single series representation with arbitrary angle . Those cases, where the Green's function approach can not be applied, are thoroughly studied, and the corresponding solutions are found.
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