Abstract
The conditions of the virial theorem imposed on the dependence of the total energy of a system consisting of two polarons on the distance between the centers of the polarization wells are analyzed for various trial two-electron functions in the limit of strong electron-phonon coupling. It is shown that the inclusion of the direct dependence of the wave function of the system on the interelectron distance (correlation effects) does not break the conditions of the virial theorem. This theorem holds for a single-center and a two-center configuration corresponding to a subsidiary minimum, which disappears when the electron correlations are included.
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