The spin wave function for a two – electron system are: φ1- α(1) α(2 ) P2 = B (1) B(2) 27 P3 = Ga(1)B(2) + B (1) a(2)] 27 P4 = G [a(1) B(2) – B (1) a(2)] The spin wave functions (a and B) are defined such that: Jspin space a(i)B(i)dv = 0 Sapin: Sspin space a(1)a(i)dv = 1,, spin space B(1)B(i)dV = 1 and dV = dV, dV2 Show that p1 and p4 are orthogonal.
The spin wave function for a two – electron system are: φ1- α(1) α(2 ) P2 = B (1) B(2) 27 P3 = Ga(1)B(2) + B (1) a(2)] 27 P4 = G [a(1) B(2) – B (1) a(2)] The spin wave functions (a and B) are defined such that: Jspin space a(i)B(i)dv = 0 Sapin: Sspin space a(1)a(i)dv = 1,, spin space B(1)B(i)dV = 1 and dV = dV, dV2 Show that p1 and p4 are orthogonal.
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