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Full spin-orbit configuration interaction calculations on electronic states of LiBe

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Ab initio calculations are reported for the simplest heteronuclear metal cluster, LiBe. Full spin-orbit configuration interaction calculations in the context of relativistic effective core potentials lead to accurate potential energy curves for low-lying states. Results are compared with recent experimental observations and with all electron multi-reference configuration interaction calculations.

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Pak, K., Ermler, W.C., Kern, C.W. et al. Full spin-orbit configuration interaction calculations on electronic states of LiBe. J Clust Sci 2, 19–28 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00702932

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