Abstract
Numerical integration of the zero-temperature Thomas—Fermi—Dirac equation has been carried out on the IBM 701 for atomic numbers Z = 1 to 100. Compressed, expanded, and isolated atoms were treated, the latter using the boundary condition suggested by Jensen. Physical properties of interest for compressed and expanded atoms are presented graphically and, in the case of isolated atoms, tabularly as well.
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