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The potential energy curves of the H +2 in the 1sσ g stable ground state and in the 2pσ u first excited state are determined with a simple analytical non-exponential wave function in elliptical coordinates using the variational method. The calculated energy values agree very well with the corresponding exact ones in the whole considered range of the internuclear distance (0.5≤R≤10a 0, resp. 13a 0). The 1sσ g state has a deep potential minimum, the 2pσ u has a very shallow one.
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Tamássy-Lentei, I. Non-exponential wave functions in elliptical coordinates for molecules I. Acta Physica 40, 111–115 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03157094
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03157094