Relativistic and correlation effects in atoms
B. P. Das, K. V. P. Latha, Bijaya K. Sahoo, Chiranjib Sur, Rajat K Chaudhuri, D. Mukherjee
Abstract
This review article deals with some case studies of relativistic and correlation effects in atomic systems. After a brief introduction to relativistic many-electron theory, a number of applications ranging from correlation energy to parity non-conservation in atoms are considered. There is a special emphasis on relativistic coupled-cluster theory as most of the results presented here are based on it.
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