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actually in many cases it's much easier
than you think um if you solve the Clone
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than you think um if you solve the Clone
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than you think um if you solve the Clone
sham equations you get the igen states p
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sham equations you get the igen states p
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sham equations you get the igen states p
and the igen values for the energy okay
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and the igen values for the energy okay
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and the igen values for the energy okay
and typically we tend to treat these as
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and typically we tend to treat these as
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and typically we tend to treat these as
one electron
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one electron
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one electron
igen States so we sort of fill the we
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igen States so we sort of fill the we
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igen States so we sort of fill the we
think of filling these with an electron
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think of filling these with an electron
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think of filling these with an electron
well we have a bunch of them we fill
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well we have a bunch of them we fill
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well we have a bunch of them we fill
them up to the firmy level um there's
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them up to the firmy level um there's
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them up to the firmy level um there's
actually nothing in the theory of
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actually nothing in the theory of
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actually nothing in the theory of
density function the that tells you that
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density function the that tells you that
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density function the that tells you that
they are one electron States but we
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they are one electron States but we
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they are one electron States but we
treat them like that um so if you think