Abstract
The Hartree-Fock formulae are evaluated for a model consisting of an uncompensated electron gas in an infinite V-shaped potential well. This contains a diverging electrostatic term. The elimination of this term is discussed on physical grounds, as is the relevance of such an extreme model. Similarities with and differences from the case of an infinite square well are discussed. The exchange energy is found to be always unimportant.
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