How big would be the matrix in the Secular Equation for a hypothetical molecule with 5 protons and one electron (H54*), assuming that we still guess the simplest wave function possible? Still 1 term, there's only 1 electron! 6x6 5x5 O We cannot say, it depends on the Hamiltonian

How big would be the matrix in the Secular Equation for a hypothetical molecule with 5 protons and one electron (H54*), assuming that we still guess the simplest wave function possible? Still 1 term, there's only 1 electron! 6x6 5x5 O We cannot say, it depends on the Hamiltonian

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Chapter12: Atoms And Molecules

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O We cannot say, it depends on the Hamiltonian

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