Abstract
The energies, shifts, widths, and radiative rates of double excited Be+ resonances are calculated using the saddle point and saddle-point complex-rotation methods. A restricted variational method is used to extrapolate a better nonrelativistic energy. Relativistic effects are included using first-order perturbation theory. These results are used to make a better understanding of observed Be+ spectra.
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