Abstract

The continuation of series of papers concerning the construction of the energy matrix for complex atoms is presented. The second-order perturbation theory contributions originating from core polarization effects in the hyperfine structure are considered. Fifteen new formulae for angular coefficients of core polarization parameters are given. The complete set of corrections up to the second-order perturbation theory was taken into account and the accuracy of the wave functions in the intermediate coupling scheme, on the example of the lanthanum atom, was checked.

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