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Configuration Interaction II: Slater-Condon Rules

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This lecture covers the Slater-Condon rules for configuration interaction, focusing on determinants, matrix elements, and the Fock matrix. It explains how to differentiate determinants based on spin orbitals and their contributions to electron correlation.

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