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Electricfields:Starkeffect,dipole&quadrupolepolarizability.
Weareofteninterestedintheeffectofanexternalelectricfieldontheenergylevels
andwavefunctionofHandotherone-electronatomssoletsconsidertheatomina
spatiallyconstantelectricfield.Theenergyshiftduetotheelectricfieldiscalledthe
Starkeffect.Iftheatomisinanexternalelectrostaticpotential ϕ(r ) theHamiltonian
becomes
−
2
2mt
∇cm2 −
2
2µ∇2 − Ze2
4πε0r+ Zeϕ(rn )− eϕ(re )
⎛
⎝⎜⎞
⎠⎟Ψ = EΨ
where e > 0 andtheelectricfield F = −∇ϕ .Since
F isconstant ϕ = −r i
F uptoan
arbitraryconstant,whichweignore.Converting re&rn to
r &R wehave
(Hcm + H int )Ψ = EΨ
where
Hcm = −
2
2mt
∇cm2 +e
F iR(1− Z )
and
H int = −
2
2µ∇2 − Ze2
4πε0r+ eF ir (1+ (Z −1)(me / mt ))
Sincethecenterofmassandtheinternalmotionareindependentthewavefunction
Ψ(R, r ) = φ(
R)ψ (r ) factorizesintoaproductwhere
−
2
2mt
∇cm2 +e
F iR(1− Z )
⎛
⎝⎜⎞
⎠⎟φ(R) = Ecmφ(
R)
and
−
2
2µ∇2 − Ze2
4πε0r+ qF ir
⎛
⎝⎜⎞
⎠⎟ψ (r ) = Eintψ (r )
where q = e(1+ (Z −1)(me / mt )) ,aneffectivechargeforZ ≠ 1 .Thecenterofmass
motionisconsideredlatterandwenowfocusontheeffectofthefieldonthe
internalmotionoftheelectron.Beforegettingintoanydetailletsconsidertheorder
ofmagnitudeoftheinternalelectricfieldbeforeapplyingtheexternalfield.This
fieldatadistance r fromthenucleusisgivenby
Ze4πε0r
2 andaftersubstitutingthe
numericalvaluesoftheconstantsthefieldstrengthis (1.4399649 ×1011) Zr2voltsm
with
r inÅ.ThefirstBohrorbitinHhasaradiusof0.5291772ÅsothefieldinHatthat
distancefromthenucleusis 5.1422081×1011 voltsm
.Laboratoryfieldsvarywidely
but107 voltsm
isreasonableandissmallerthantheinternalfieldbyafactorof
approximately104 suggestingthatperturbationtheorywillbeadequatetoestimate
thechangeinenergyoftheoneelectronatomintypicallaboratoryfields.
TheunperturbedinternalHamiltonianis
H 0 = −
2
2µ∇2 − Ze2
4πε0r
where
H0ψ nlm
0 = En0ψ nlm
0
andEn0 = −e2Z 2
2(4πε0 )aµn2
Ifwemeasurelengthinmultiplesofγ a0 andtheenergyinmultiplesofe2
(4πε0 )aµwe
have
H 0 = − 1
2∇2 − Z
rwithEn
0 = −Z 2
2n2
Letschoose
F tobealongthezaxis,
F = Fz
H = − 1
2∇2 − Z
r+ qFr cosθ = H 0 + qFr cosθ = H 0 +VF
whereθ istheanglebetweenthefieldandthepositionvector
r andV = qr cosθ .In
theseunitsF ismeasuredinmultiplesof e(4πε0 )aµ
2 and q = 1+ (Z −1) / 1+ 1
mn
⎛
⎝⎜⎞
⎠⎟
withmn inmultiplesoftheelectronmass.Letsfirstconsidertheeffectoftheperturbationonthegroundstatewave-function
ψ 0 ≡ψ 100 withenergyE0 = − Z2
2.Sincethewave-functionandenergyinthefield
aresolutionsto
H 0 + VF( )ψ = Eψ
wemayexpandE&ψ inpowersofF
ψ = ψ nF
n
n=0
∞
∑ andE = EnFn
n=0
∞
∑
TheSchrodingerequationbecomes
H 0 +VF( ) ψ nF n
n=0
∞
∑ = ψ nF n
n=0
∞
∑ EmF m
m=0
∞
∑
whereψ n & En arethenthordercorrectionstothewave-functionandenergy.Wecanwritethisequationas
F p H 0ψ p + 1−δ p0( )Vψ p−1 − Ep−kψ k
k=0
p
∑⎛⎝⎜
⎞⎠⎟p=0
∞
∑ = 0
andsinceitmustbetrueforanyF eachcoefficientofF p mustbezero.AccordinglywerecovertheusualRayleigh-Schrodingerperturbationequations
H 0ψ p + 1−δ p0( )Vψ p−1 = Ep−kψ k
k=0
p
∑
Thefirstfewequationsarep=0 H 0ψ 0 = E0ψ 0 ,theunperturbedequation
whereψ 0 =Z 3
πe−Zr andE0 = − Z
2
2
p=1; (H 0 − E0 )ψ 1 + (V − E1)ψ 0 = 0 ,thefirstorderequationp=2; (H 0 − E0 )ψ 2 + (V − E1)ψ 1 = E2ψ 0 ,thesecondorderequationp=3; (H 0 − E0 )ψ 3 + (V − E1)ψ 2 = E3ψ 0 + E2ψ 1 ,thethirdorderequationp=4; (H 0 − E0 )ψ 4 + Vψ 3 = E4ψ 0 + E2ψ 2 Notethatsincetheenergycannotdependonthedirectionoftheelectricfieldalloddordercorrections, E1,E3,mustbezero.WecanverifythisexplicitlyforE1asfollows.Multiplythefirstorderequationbythegroundstatewave-functionandintegrate
0 (H 0 − E0 ) 1 + 0 (V − E1) 0 = 0 Since isHermitian
0 (H 0 − E0 ) 1 = 1 (H 0 − E0 ) 0 = 0 andsothefirstordercorrectiontotheenergyistheaverageoftheperturbationoverthegroundstatewave-functionwhichiszerobysymmetry.
E1 = 0 V 0 = 2qZ 3 e−2Zrr3 dr
0
∞
∫ cos(θ )sin(θ )dθ = 00
π
∫
Consequentlythefirstorderequationbecomes
(H 0 − E0 )ψ 1 + Vψ 0 = 0 Ithappensthatonecansolvetheaboveperturbationequationsexactlytodetermineψ n & En andwewilldosobeforediscussingthemorecommonapproachofexpandingthefunctionsψ n intermsoftheeigenfunctionsof H
0 .
H 0
Wenotethattheatominthefieldhascylindricalsymmetryandlookforasolutionoftheform ψ 1 = g(r,θ )ψ 0 Since
(H 0 − E0 )g(r,θ )ψ 0 =ψ 0 − 1
2∂2g∂r2
+ ∂g∂r(Z − 1
r)+ L
2g2r2
⎛⎝⎜
⎞⎠⎟
thefirstorderequationbecomes
∂2g∂r2
− 2 ∂g∂r(Z − 1
r)− L
2gr2
= 2qr cosθ Themostgeneralformof g(r,θ ) is
g(r,θ ) = f(r)P(cosθ )
=0
∞
∑ where P(cosθ ) isaLegendrepolynomial.
Substitutingthisformintothedifferentialequationfor g andnoting
L2P(cosθ ) = (+1)P(cosθ )
resultsin
P
=0
∞
∑ f'' + 2 f
' (1r− Z )− (+1)
r2f
⎛⎝⎜
⎞⎠⎟ = 2qrP1
wherewenotethat cosθ = P1andconsequentlyonlythetermwith = 1 contributes.Accordinglywehave
f '' + 2 f ' (1
r− Z )− 2
r2f = 2qr
Thesolutiontowhichis
f = − q
Z 2r + Zr
2
2⎛⎝⎜
⎞⎠⎟
andso
ψ 1 = − q
Z 2r + Zr
2
2⎛⎝⎜
⎞⎠⎟P1(cosθ )ψ 0
TofindE2 wemultiplythesecondorderequationbyψ 0 andintegrate
0 (H 0 − E0 ) 2 + 0 V 1 = E2 Since isHermitian
0 (H 0 − E0 ) 2 = 2 (H 0 − E0 ) 0 = 0 wehave
E2 = 0 V 1 Doingtheintegrationresultsin
E2 = − 9q
2
4Z 4
andsincethedipolepolarizabilityα isdefinedbyE2 = − 12αF2 wehave
α = 9q
2
2Z 4
TofindE4 weusethep=4equation whichaftermultiplyingbyψ 0 andintegratingresultsin
E4 = 0 V 3 − E2 0 2 Notethatusingthefirstorderequationwecanwrite
0 V 3 = − 1 H 0 − E0 3 butfromthep=3equation
H 0
(H 0 − E0 )ψ 4 + Vψ 3 = E4ψ 0 + E2ψ 2
H 0 − E0( )ψ 3 = E2ψ 1 − Vψ 2
whichresultsin
0 V 3 = 1 V 2 − E2 1 1 andfinally
E4 = 1 V 2 − E2 0 2 − E2 1 1 Sothefourthordercorrectiontotheenergydependsonthefirstandsecondordercorrectionstothewavefunctionandsincewehavethefirstorderweneedthesecondordercorrectionwhichwewillgetfromthep=2equation
(H 0 − E0 )ψ 2 + Vψ 1 = E2ψ 0 using
ψ 1 = − q
Z 2r + Zr
2
2⎛⎝⎜
⎞⎠⎟P1(cosθ )ψ 0 ,V = qr cosθ andE2 = − 9q
2
4Z 4
andwritingψ 2 = g(r,θ )ψ 0 resultsin
∂2g∂r2
− 2 ∂g∂r(Z − 1
r)− L
2gr2
+ 2q2
Z 2r2 + Zr
3
2⎛⎝⎜
⎞⎠⎟cos2θ = 9q
2
2Z 4
using
g(r,θ ) = f(r)P(cosθ )
=0
∞
∑
resultsin
P
=0
∞
∑ f'' + 2 f
' (1r− Z )− (+1)
r2f
⎛⎝⎜
⎞⎠⎟ +
2q2
Z 2r2 + Zr
3
2⎛⎝⎜
⎞⎠⎟cos2θ = 9q
2
2Z 4
andsince
cos2θ = P12 = 2
3P2 +
13
only = 0&2 contribute.Letting A = q2
Z 4 resultsinthetwodifferentialequations
f2" + 2 f2
' (1r− Z )− 6
r2f2 +
4AZ 2
3r2 + Zr
3
2⎛⎝⎜
⎞⎠⎟= 0
and
f0" + 2 f0
' (1r− Z )+ 2AZ
2
3r2 + Zr
3
2⎛⎝⎜
⎞⎠⎟= 9A2
Thesolutionsbeing
f2 =A24
2Z 2r4 +10Zr3 +15r2( ) and f0 = A24
Z 2r4 + 6Zr3 +18r2( ) so
ψ 2 = f0ψ 0 + f2P2 (cosθ )ψ 0 Asseenabove
E4 = 1 V 2 − E2 0 2 − E2 1 1 anddoingthevariousintegrationsresultsin
1 V 2 = − 2529
32q4
Z10 , 0 2 = 8116
q2
Z 6 , 1 1 = 438q2
Z 6
andfinally
E4 = − q4
Z10355564
.Sincethesecondhyper-polarizabilityγ isdefinedby
E = E0 −12αF2 − 1
24γ F 4 onehasγ = 10665
8q4
Z10
Withtheseresultswecancalculatethedipolemomentµ oftheoneelectronatominducedbytheelectricfieldsincebydefinition
µ = − dEdF
=αF + 16γ F 3
Inadditiontothedipolemomenthighermomentsareinducedbythefield.Forexamplethezzcomponentoftheinducedquadrupolemomentisgivenby
Θzz ≡ Θ =ψ r2P2 (cosθ )ψ
ψ ψ
Thenumeratorisψ r2P2 (cosθ )ψ = 2 0 r2P2 2 + 1 r2P2 1( )F2 + and
0 r2P2 2 = 1178
q2
Z 8 & 1 r2P2 1 = 24 q2
Z 8
andsince
ψ ψ = 1+ 2 0 2 + 1 1( )F2 + theinducedquadrupolethroughorderF2 issimplythenumerator
Θ = 2134
q2F2
Z 8
WhatarethesemomentsintheSIsystem?
EnergyandelectricfieldintheSIandausystemsarerelatedby ESI =
e2
4πε0aµ
⎛
⎝⎜
⎞
⎠⎟ Eau
and FSI =
e4πε0aµ
2
⎛
⎝⎜
⎞
⎠⎟ Fau soif
212SI SI SIE Fα= − then
ESI =
e2
4πε0aµ
⎛
⎝⎜
⎞
⎠⎟ Eau = − 1
2α au Fau
2 e2
4πε0aµ
⎛
⎝⎜
⎞
⎠⎟ = − 1
2α SI Fau
2 e4πε0aµ
2
⎛
⎝⎜
⎞
⎠⎟
2
andso
3
0 04SI au aα α πε= .Thequantity04
SIαπε
isusuallyreportedandiscalledthe
polarizabilityvolume.Noteit’s 3 30 30 0 1481847 10au aua . x mα α−= .Thepolarizability
volumeoftheHatomintheSIsystemisthen
α SI
4πε0
= 0.1481847x10−30 92( ) qau
Z 4
⎛⎝⎜
⎞⎠⎟
m3 .
Thethirdorderfunctionisgivenby ( ) ( )3 3 0100 1 3 100F dP ePΦ = + Φ where
( )6 5 4 3 21 6 64 344 852 1590 3180480
d r r r r r r= + + + + + and
( )6 5 4 31 2 18 63 8240
e r r r r= + + + andallowstheenergytobecalculatedthrough6th
orderorF6.
SeriessolutionforE2 UsuallyonecannotsolvethedifferentialequationsforthevariousperturbationcorrectionstothewavefunctionandenergyaswehavedoneaboveandonecalculatesthesecorrectionsusingtheeigenfunctionsandeigenvaluesoftheunperturbedHamiltonian.ForexamplewhentheperturbationisV = rF cosθ thesecondorderchangeinthegroundstateenergyofHisgivenbythegeneralformula
E100
( 2 ) = ' V100 ,nlmVnlm,100
E100 − Enlmnlm∑ whereV100,nlm = ψ 100 rF cosθ ψ nlm andEnlm = − 1
2n2
whichassumesthattheunperturbedfunctionsarecompletewithrespecttotheperturbedsolutions.TherearetwoclassesofeigenfunctionsfortheHatom,thosethatdescribetheboundstates, 0E < ,andthosethatdescribethecontinuumstates,
0E > .Sincewehavesolvedthedifferentialequationexactlyweknowtheexact
secondorderenergy, ( )2 2100
94
E F= − ,soletsseewhattheerrorisifweuseonlythe
boundwavefunctionstocalculatethesecondordercorrection.Accordingly
E100( 2 ) =
100 Fr cosθ nlm2
E10 − En
0nlm∑ = F 2
100 r cosθ nlm2
E10 − En
0nlm∑ = 2F 2
100 r cosθ nlm2
−1+ 1n2
⎛⎝⎜
⎞⎠⎟
nlm∑
Therequiredmatrixelementis
100 r cosθ nlm = dφ
0
2π
∫ sinθ dθ0
π
∫ Y00 cosθ Yl
m dr R10 r( )0
∞
∫ r3Rnl r( )
andtheangularfactorcanbeeasilyevaluatedbyobservingthat 01
43
cos Yπθ = so
2 2
1 00 0 0 0
0 00 1
1 13 3 l m
m ml ld sin d cos d sin d Y Y Y Y
π π π π
φ θ θ θ φ θ θ δ δ= =∫ ∫ ∫ ∫ so
100 r cosθ nlm = 1
3δ1lδ0m dr R10 r( )
0
∞
∫ r3Rn1 r( ) = 13δ1lδ0m R10 r Rn1
2
10 12 2100
22
213 1
n( )
n
R r RE F
n
∞
=
= −⎛ ⎞+ −⎜ ⎟⎝ ⎠
∑ .Notethatonlythe znp statescontributetothe
summation.Theradialintegralcanbeevaluatedandtheseriessummed(W.Gordon,AnnalenderPhysik1929,394,1031)resultingin
( ) ( )( )
2 6992 2 21 2 6
2
12 1 82253 1
n
s nn
n nE F . F
n
−∞
+=
−= − = −
+∑
SincetheexactE1s(2) = − 9
4F2 theboundstatewave-functionsthenaccountfor~81%
oftheexactresult,asignificanterror!Theneedtoincludethecontinuumsolutionsintheexpansionmakessensephysicallybecauseintheelectricfieldtheelectron
feelsthepotential 1 Fr cosr
θ− + andif 0cosθ < theperturbationwilleventually
overwhelmtheCoulombtermandinsteadofthepotentialgoingtozeroatlargeritwilleventuallybecomelowerthanthe1s energyandtheelectronwillbeabletotunnelintothecontinuum.ThisisillustratedinthefollowingfigurewithF = 1/ 20au
0 2 4 6 8 10-0.8
-0.7
-0.6
-0.5
-0.4
-0.3
-0.2
-0.1
0.0
potential
r(a0)
-1/r
-0.05r
-1/r -0.05r
H atom in electric field (1/20 au)
2.76a0 7.24a0
1s energy
electron tunnels