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--- basis_sets [2020/08/21 10:15] – external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ basis_sets [2020/11/07 12:57] (current) – oschuett
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   * The second number specifies the minimal angular quantum number $l_\text{min}$ (here: 0).
   * The third number specifies the maximal angular quantum number $l_\text{max}$  (here: 1).
-  * The fourth number specifies the number of exponents (here: 4).
+  * The fourth number specifies the number of exponents $N$ (here: 4).
-The following numbers specify the number of contracted basis functions for each angular momentum value.
+The following numbers specify the number of contracted basis functions for each angular momentum value  $n_l$.
   * The fifth number specifies the number of contractions for $l=0$ or s-functions (here: 2).
   * The sixth number specifies the number of contractions for $l=1$ or p-functions (here: 2).
 **Line 10-13** specify the coefficients of the first set.
-Each line consists of an exponent $\alpha_j$, followed by contraction coefficients $c_{ij}$. For example, line 10 starts with the exponent (1.182), followed by the two contraction coefficients for s-functions (0.321 and 0.0), followed by the two contraction coefficients for p-functions (0.046 and  0.0).
+Each line consists of an exponent $\alpha_j$, followed by contraction coefficients $c_{ij}$. For example, line 10 starts with the exponent (1.181), followed by the two contraction coefficients for s-functions (0.321 and 0.0), followed by the two contraction coefficients for p-functions (0.046 and  0.0).
+The entire set consists of $\sum_{l=l_\text{min}}^{l_\text{max}} n_l \cdot (l+1)$ basis functions. Each basis function consists of $N$ terms - one for every exponent.
 The entire first set consists of the following 8 basis functions: