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approximation lies in the starting point
it's in assuming that the the Epsilon
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it's in assuming that the the Epsilon
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it's in assuming that the the Epsilon
eyes or the igen values are the are the
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eyes or the igen values are the are the
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eyes or the igen values are the are the
igen states of the real electron system
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igen states of the real electron system
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igen states of the real electron system
so so what I'm what I'm essentially
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so so what I'm what I'm essentially
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so so what I'm what I'm essentially
saying is that if you excite an electron
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saying is that if you excite an electron
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saying is that if you excite an electron
or remove one from the occupied States
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or remove one from the occupied States
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or remove one from the occupied States
um you're essentially perturbing the
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um you're essentially perturbing the
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um you're essentially perturbing the
system exactly by that energy of that
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system exactly by that energy of that
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system exactly by that energy of that
state that I took out okay you know if I
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state that I took out okay you know if I
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state that I took out okay you know if I
have if I have a COR shamen value of
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have if I have a COR shamen value of
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have if I have a COR shamen value of
three electron volt with some State and
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three electron volt with some State and
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three electron volt with some State and
I put the electron in there okay I
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I put the electron in there okay I
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I put the electron in there okay I
assume that that's exactly the