ELECTRIC POLARIZABILITIES OF 2-ELECTRON ATOMS BY A LOWER-BOUND PROCEDURE

[1] The dielectric constant of helium [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1930, 36 (07): : 1232 - 1242

[2] Baber TDH, 1937, P CAMB PHILOS SOC, V33, P253

[3] BEDERSON B, 1966, ADV CHEM PHYS, V10, P1

[4] BOCKASTEN K, 1956, ARK FYS, V10, P567

[5] The influence of the deformability of ions on optical and chemical constants. I. [J]. ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK, 1924, 23 : 388 - 410

[6] Buckingham A. D., 1968, S FARADAY SOC, V2, P41

[7] DIPOLE POLARIZABILITIES OF 23S1 AND 21S0 STATES OF HE AND LI+ [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1966, 152 (01): : 35 - &

[8] DYNAMIC POLARIZABILITIES AND REFRACTIVE INDEXES OF H- AND LI+ IONS [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW A, 1971, 4 (01): : 7 - &

[9] ELECTRIC-DIPOLE POLARIZABILITY OF ATOMS BY HARTREE-FOCK METHOD .2. ISOELECTRONIC 2-AND 4-ELECTRON SERIES [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1965, 43 (10P1) : 3558 - &

[10] The refraction and dispersion of neon and helium [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-CONTAINING PAPERS OF A MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL CHARACTER, 1932, 135 (826) : 40 - 47

[1] The dielectric constant of helium [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1930, 36 (07): : 1232 - 1242

[2] Baber TDH, 1937, P CAMB PHILOS SOC, V33, P253

[3] BEDERSON B, 1966, ADV CHEM PHYS, V10, P1

[4] BOCKASTEN K, 1956, ARK FYS, V10, P567

[5] The influence of the deformability of ions on optical and chemical constants. I. [J]. ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK, 1924, 23 : 388 - 410

[6] Buckingham A. D., 1968, S FARADAY SOC, V2, P41

[7] DIPOLE POLARIZABILITIES OF 23S1 AND 21S0 STATES OF HE AND LI+ [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1966, 152 (01): : 35 - &

[8] DYNAMIC POLARIZABILITIES AND REFRACTIVE INDEXES OF H- AND LI+ IONS [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW A, 1971, 4 (01): : 7 - &

[9] ELECTRIC-DIPOLE POLARIZABILITY OF ATOMS BY HARTREE-FOCK METHOD .2. ISOELECTRONIC 2-AND 4-ELECTRON SERIES [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1965, 43 (10P1) : 3558 - &

[10] The refraction and dispersion of neon and helium [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-CONTAINING PAPERS OF A MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL CHARACTER, 1932, 135 (826) : 40 - 47