-ar 1. Write the Slater determinant and the Hartree-Fock equation for the ground state of helium atom. Evaluate the Hartree-Fock potentials using u₁ = √(Ae¯ + Be-Br). 2. Write the 25+¹LJ ground states for Al, Mn and Br. 3. Calculate the possible spectral terms assuming L-S and j-j coupling for nd² electronic configuration.

-ar 1. Write the Slater determinant and the Hartree-Fock equation for the ground state of helium atom. Evaluate the Hartree-Fock potentials using u₁ = √(Ae¯ + Be-Br). 2. Write the 25+¹LJ ground states for Al, Mn and Br. 3. Calculate the possible spectral terms assuming L-S and j-j coupling for nd² electronic configuration.

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