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When we worked on the variational treatment for the hydrogen molecular ion in class, we solved...

When we worked on the variational treatment for the hydrogen molecular ion in class, we solved for E+. By substituting back in to the original “secular equations,” CA = CB can be obtained. Confirm it.

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f = Cafa +Cbfb

E(Ca ,Cb) = Integral f H^ f dτ / integral h2

Haa = integral ψa H^f ψa

Hbb = integral ψb H^f ψb

Hab = Hba =integral ψa H^f ψb dτ

SAB = integral ψA ψB dτ

E(cA,cB) = Ca2 Haa + 2CaCb Hab + Cb2 Hbb /Ca2 + 2CaCb SAB + Cb2

∂E/ ∂cA = 0, ∂E / ∂cB =0

det(HAA − E HAB − ESAB HAB − ESAB HBB − E) =0

E +- = α ± β /1 ± S

E + = α + β /1 + S bonding

E + = α - β /1 - S anti bonding

E − EA = (HAB − ESAB)2/ E − EB

E ≈ EA + (HAB − EASAB)2 / EA − EB

E ≈ EB - (HAB − EASAB)2  / EA − EB

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