Positron annihilation rate in single atom with slater type orbital approximation

A theoretical approximation for the structure of many-positron and manyelectron atoms in bound states is presented. The purpose of this theory is to permit the calculation of positron lifetimes from annihilation enhancement factor which is directly estimated by pair correlation function for each element atom, but not analytical form of correlation functions which depend upon homogeneous electron gas Monte– Carlo simulation data. We therefore used a modified orbital approximation for the electrons and positron. The orbital modification consisting of explicit electronpositron and electron-electron correlation in each elec-tronic orbital was used for the electrons and positron wave functions. The kinetic energies of the electrons and positron were treated on the same footing, and the Born-Oppenheimer approximation was applied to the nuclei. In this paper we treated only those systems for the valance electrons in the real spatial coordinate of the atom or molecule. The complex of many-particle problem was solved by the Schrongdinger of one particle equation which is derived by Kohn–Sham approximation and single particle wave function of Slater type orbital. As a result of this model, the positron annihilation rate and lifetime in some atoms, Ti, Zn and Zr, were calculated.

Topology and stability of conjugated hydrocarbons: The dependence of total π-electron energy on molecular topology

In spite of the fact that research on the mathematical properties of the total ?-electron energy E (as computed by means of the H?ckel molecular orbital approximation) started already in the 1940s, many results in this area have been obtained also in the newest times. In 1978 this author published in this journal a review on E. The present article is another review on E, summarizing the progress in the theory of E, achieved since then.