Spectra of barium, radium, and element 120; application of the combined correlation potential, singles-doubles, and configuration interaction ab initio method
arXiv:1501.07327 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.91.042505
Abstract
We apply a version of the recently developed approach combining the correlation potential, linearized singles-doubles coupled-cluster, and the configuration interaction methods to the spectra of the heavy alkaline earths barium, radium, and element 120. Quantum electrodynamics radiative corrections are included. We have found unprecedented agreement between ab initio theory and experiment for the spectra of barium and radium, and we make accurate predictions for missing and unreliable data for all three atoms.
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