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When in-hospital schooling is necessary
In-hospital teaching can serve as a bridge between treatment and school.
When a child is in the hospital for five days or more, he or she may qualify for in-hospital teaching.
Teachers from your school district or the hospital's school district can provide in-hospital teaching. Many children's hospitals and the pediatric departments of medical centers also employ permanent hospital teachers.
A meeting should be scheduled including you, your child, and the hospital teacher so that your child can be enrolled in the hospital's teaching program. The in-hospital teacher will collect information about your child's regular school programs, and contact his or her school to coordinate with the regular schoolwork.
The hospital teacher will arrange regular teaching times that accommodate your child's medical needs and hospital schedule. Typically, hospital teaching is limited to one hour per day, since experience has shown that focusing on schoolwork for longer than an hour can be a challenge for a child undergoing medical treatment.
Teachers may not be able to cover every subject, especially for middle and high school students; however, school credits are still earned during hospital teaching, and this can help a child feel a sense of normalcy in their lives.
If the hospital does not have a full-time teacher, the hospital social worker, child life specialist, or nurse coordinator can help you contact the local school district to arrange for a teacher to work with your child.
Is homebound instruction an option?
When your child is discharged from the hospital but unable to return to school because of health, your child's school district must provide a teacher to come to your home to teach your child regularly. Typically, a student must be out of school for 3 to 4 weeks to qualify for a home teacher.
Larger school districts often have designated teachers that work with homebound students. These teachers specialize in teaching children with health issues. Smaller school districts may recruit a teacher from their pool of regular or substitute teachers.
Home instruction usually occurs two or three times per week, with the teacher bringing work home to the student, then teaching and reviewing the material. The teacher will also collect homework and assign new homework.
For continuity, a home teacher may sometimes continue to work with students during ongoing hospitalizations, especially if distance is not a factor.
Most districts provide about 5 hours per week of home teaching, divided up between 2 or more sessions. Be sure to keep the home teacher aware of changes in your schedule at home due to unforeseen medical appointments. Also, make sure the home teacher is provided with clear information about your child's specific illness and treatment, so he or she can plan lessons accordingly. It may be very helpful to have the home teacher communicate directly with your child's nurse or social worker to answer any specific questions.
Home teaching may provide less teaching time than occurs at school, but the student will be able to earn most of the credits he or she will need to stay current with regular classes.
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Generally speaking, the health of all enemies in Theramore's Fall has doubled, and Theramore Footmen will no longer use Shield Bash, so it would be wise for you to go through your items and setup to best mow your way through the Theramore Footmen. It must be tough economically as well in the Alterac Valley as the number of reinforcements there has been reduced to 500, a drop from 600.
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Is it terrible that I think those awful films were worth it, just for this gifset?
And that's even though I never seem to have a reason to use them.
'Princess Leia hands Luke Skywalker a cold beer' (Behind the Scenes)
Pure magic.
Now I want to see the Star Wars where Luke et al drink and swear but are still awesome and heroic and sometimes Leia grins as she hands her brother a beer. (I know they didn't know they were brother and sister at this point in the films, but you know.)
[Edit:] aw, shit. It was moving in the preview. It's hyperlinked to the original, so you can still see it. Alas, it crashed my gif editor when I tried to edit to make it smaller. Maybe some better equipped lady or gent can fix this?
Just imagine if having bad feelings about things actually meant that bad things were going to happen most of the time:
My anxiety issues do not need that kind of affirmation.
Although knowing you could mind-trick your way out of most sticky situations might help calm me down, I don't know.
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It is with broken hearts that the family of Ronald Eric Chapman age 89 of Amherst and formerly of Amherst Head announce his sudden passing on Friday, October 4, 2013 at home just two days after the celebration of their sixty fifth wedding anniversary.
Born in Lorneville, Cumberland County he was a son of the late Percy and Elsie (Jackson) Chapman.
Ron maintained a beef farm most of his life, he was always at the (beck and call) for anyone in the community to help. He spent years driving a truck, a snow plow operator and for fifteen years he was a school bus driver.
What others would call work it was recreation for him, his wood lot on the family farm.
He loved both telling and the hearing of a good story.
He is survived by his loving wife Shirley (Black) Chapman, three sons Lester (Marg) of British Columbia, Brian and Henry (Patricia) both of Amherst, a special daughter in law Jennifer MacKinnon of Sydney Mines, NS, a (son by choice) Layton (Maureen) O'Brien of Ottawa, grandchildren Ronald, Susan, Laura, Erin, Nick, Sandra, Leslie and Erin, thirteen great grandchildren, sister Marion Embree of Amherst and several nieces and nephews.
Besides his parents, Ron was predeceased by a son Charlie, a sister Irene and brothers Curtis, Glenn and Allison.
In keeping with Ron's wishes there will be no funeral service and cremation has taken place.
Family, neighbours and friends were invited to a Celebration of Life held on Monday, October 7, 2013 from 2 - 4 p.m. at Campbell's Funeral Home, Amherst, NS. (902-667-9906)
Interment followed in the Amherst Head Cemetery, Beecham Road.
K. Ruth Gamble officiated.
Should friends desire memorial donations may be made in his memory to the Sunrise Trinity Church, Amherst Head or the charity of your choice.
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Winter 1997 Montanan - Volume 14, Number 2
Several hundred people attended the October 11 dedication of the new business building, which featured speeches from dignitaries including Governor Marc Racicot (above).Business Building Dedicated
The day couldn't have been more beautiful. On October 11, the skies were bright blue, the trees flame-red as hundreds of onlookers packed the courtyard for the dedication of the William and Rosemary Gallagher Building for the School of Business Administration.There was pomp and circumstance galore: a ribbon-cutting by Rosemary Gallagher and speeches from the likes of Governor Marc Racicot, President George Dennison, Capital Campaign Chair Phyllis Washington and business Dean Larry Gianchetta. Then the crowd poured inside to take a peek at what $15.5 million of state and private money will buy. The four-story, disability accessible building took two years to complete and features state-of-the-art technology and classrooms ranging from small seminar rooms to tiered 250-seat classrooms.
Computer industry giants pitched in to outfit the building with current technology. A $303,415 grant from Hewlett-Packard paid for more than 100 personal computers and four network servers, while Microsoft Corporation employees donated software applications. Employees of both companies donated their time and travel to install the equipment.
UM News Online
Starting Friday, February 7, you can keep a weekly tab on the news at The University of Montana from your computer. TGIF (Think Grizzly, It's Friday) as the e-mail news service is called, will feature news bites about the people and events on campus, compiled by the University Communications news bureau. To subscribe, send an e-mail message to email@example.com and in the message type:subscribe ucomm firstname lastname.
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A scene from To Kill A Mockingbird, the Montana Repertory TheatreĽs most extensive tour to date. The tour began January 23 in Lancaster, California, and will end in Covington, Virginia, on May 3, after playing in fifteen states. Go Dry, Young Men
You know the stereotype: frat boys, beer kegs, sprawling parties. Well, this fall the image of fraternity life underwent a radical change at The University of Montana in response to a new "dry" policy for UM's Greek chapters.After assault reports near fraternity houses last September brought the issue to a head, UM's All Greek Council agreed to ban alcohol from all fraternity houses, except in the private rooms of members who are of legal drinking age. Limited exceptions will be granted for special events, such as alumni gatherings, with a licensed bartender. A no-alcohol policy was already in place at UM sororities.
All Greek Council President Drew Way said fraternity members approved the policy in an effort to help bring the image of fraternities in line with their goals and principles. "We no longer wish to be known for alcohol and partying," Way said. "That's not our main focus. And we don't want to attract members for whom drinking and partying is the main focus. We want the focus to be on our basic principles of tradition, brotherhood and sisterhood, and philanthropy.
"We also want to be good neighbors," he said, noting that parties at fraternity houses have created problems for residents of the University area.
"I'm very pleased that the leaders of the Greek system realize the seriousness of the problems caused by alcohol in their houses," said Dean of Students Barbara Hollmann. Perhaps the best thing about UM's new fraternity alcohol policy was that it was developed by fraternity members themselves, she said. "We are probably the first university that has passed this sort of initiative voluntarily, and not as the result of a death or other major incident," she said.
Touch That Dial: Turn to KUFM-TV
Here come "Sesame Street," "Barney," "Masterpiece Theatre" and "Backroads of Montana"-courtesy of your new local public television. With the arrival of KUFM-TV Channel 11, based at UM, viewers in the Missoula and northern Bitterroot valleys have a public television station in their community for the first time ever.
KUFM-TV hit the airwaves in January, operating as a partner with KUSM-TV, which is licensed to Montana State University-Bozeman. The two constitute Montana Public Television, a statewide network providing viewers with informative, educational and entertaining programming. KUFM-TV's studio is located in UM's Performing Arts and Radio/TV Center.
Organizers hope KUFM-TV will be as successful as KUFM, Montana Public Radio, which has served Montanans for thirty-one years. William Marcus, director of UM's Broadcast Media Center, said viewers can expect the same dedication to quality they have come to expect from Montana Public Radio.
Praise the Lord and Rewrite the Constitution?
On the eve of the 1996 general elections, scholars, politicians and clergy gathered on the UM campus to examine the role of religion in the electoral and governing process. The 1996 Mansfield Conference, "Religious Values and the Political Process," featured three keynote speakers: religious scholar the Reverend Martin Marty, Harvard history Professor Tu Weiming and anthropology Professor Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban. On October 20 and 21, they explored the relationship between religions and politics in the United States, the Islamic world and China. The conference finished with a knee-slappin' bang the following night, when the Mighty Clouds of Joy gave a free gospel concert to Missoulians young and old.
Borgmann Named Regents Professor
Groundbreaking scholarship, commitment to teaching and years of service to the campus and community earned UM philosopher Albert Borgmann the rank of Regents Professor. Borgmann, the third UM professor ever selected for the prestigious title, was granted the lifetime professorship by the state Board of Regents on September 19.
"I think Professor Borgmann is particularly well qualified for this distinction," said President George Dennison. "He has distinguished himself as a philosopher and is one of our really shining lights in scholarship." Borgmann's book, Technology and the Character of Contemporary Life: A Philosophical Inquiry, was the focus of an international workshop.
Record Enrollment
If you thought sidewalks seemed rather crowded the last time you were on campus, you were right. The largest freshman class in UM history and a growth spurt at the College of Technology helped lift fall semester enrollment to a record high of 11,886. Last year's fall enrollment was 11,753.
And if a recent survey-funded by the Associated Students of UM, the University Teachers' Union and UM administrative offices-is any indication, those students will be here more than four years because they will have to spend more time working to support themselves. Surveyed students (40 percent of 628 responded) cited the rising costs of tuition and living in Missoula as the leading factors keeping them at UM for more than four years, said sociology Professor Dan Doyle, who analyzed the results with forestry Professor David Jackson.
Forest Service Chief Joins UM Faculty
U.S. Forest Service Chief Jack Ward Thomas traded the beltway for the Big Sky, when he retired in November to become UM's Boone and Crockett Professor of Wildlife Conservation. Thomas will teach, guide graduate student research and offer public service in the fields of wildlife conservation and ecosystem management for sustainable development. Thomas, an internationally known wildlife biology researcher, also will oversee the Theodore Roosevelt Wildlife Research Station and administer the work of the Boone and Crockett Club's Conservation Program.
"I look forward to this opportunity and to returning to the West; that's where my heart is," Thomas said when he announced that he was leaving the federal agency he served for thirty years, most recently as its thirteenth chief.
Homecoming 1996
"Taking Care of Business"
Images of Homcoming '96 include, clockwise from left, Singing On the Steps, parade floats, the Alumni Band, a fan, and Monty the mascot at the football game against Idaho State.
Converting Degrees
So you've got your two-year training as a diesel mechanic- now you want to go on and get your bachelor's degree. No problem. The Montana Board of Regents has unanimously approved a program making it easier to convert an associate degree of applied science to a four-year bachelor's degree. Under the program, holders of two-year degrees from the College of Technology or other technology colleges can transfer credits to UM, then take upper-division classes and general education requirement classes to earn a bachelor's degree.
Research Vice Presidency, Anyone?
First there was Walter E. Bollenbacher, a biologist from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, who accepted the job, then withdrew for personal reasons. Then came Matthew Ames, an oncology researcher at the Mayo Clinic. But when Ames withdrew his acceptance of the vice presidency for research and development last fall, some began to wonder if the position was somehow jinxed. The hiring committee, however, has gone back to work again in hopes of finding a vice president to oversee UM's burgeoning research efforts. Three's a charm?
Robert Kiley Dies
Robert Kiley, who was dean of UM's School of Fine Arts from 1972 to 1979 and an art professor for more than 35 years, died unexpectedly on June 28, 1996. Kiley served as an adviser to the National Endowment for the Arts and was a past president of the International Council of Fine Arts Deans. A practicing artist and photographer, Kiley retired from teaching in 1989 and moved to Boca Raton, Florida. He is survived by his wife, Phyllis.


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It's disgusting that companies are taking advantage of people and offering them peanuts for hard work.
They know that when unemployment benefits are exhausted people will be desperate to feed their families and will take anything.
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Variant of cloaca
- a sewer or cesspool
- Zool.
- the cavity into which both the intestinal and the genitourinary tracts empty in reptiles, birds, amphibians, and many fishes
- in some invertebrates, a similar cavity serving as an excretory, respiratory, and reproductive duct
Origin: L < cluere, to cleanse < IE base *lū-, to rinse, clean > Gr klyzein, to wash, Ger lauter, pure
Related Forms:
- cloacal adjective
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Famous Dublin Burlington hotel for sale at $81 million - a quarter of its 2007 price
Agents believe large four-star hotel could be sold to US, UK, or Asian big-brand hoteliers
The south Dublin city center Burlington Hotel is set to sell for between $81 and $95 million (€65 and €75m). In 2007, property developer Bernard McNamara had bought the property for $360 million (€288m).
The landmark four-star hotel has 500 rooms and is located on 3.8 acres of land by the Grand Canal in Dublin 4. It is the second largest hotel in Ireland with conference and banqueting facilities.
Selling agents CBRE are overseeing its sale. Paul Collins, head of their hotels and licensed team, told the Evening Herald that international buyers are expected to take the lead in this sale. He expects potential buyers to come from the United States, the United Kingdom, and the Middle East.
Collin added that he would not be surprised if an international hotel brand was behind the next operators of the hotel.
He believes bids will be received in October or November and the new owners will be operating the hotel by Christmas.
Speaking to FinFacts, CBRE said, "The strong recovery of the Dublin hotel market has been quite remarkable since late 2010 and the strength of the resurgence is reflected in the performance statistics for Dublin Hotels, which have been amongst the best in Europe for almost two years now."
It is believed that the hotel makes between $6.2 (€5) and $7.5 (€6) million per annum.
Collins told FinFacts, "The Burlington Hotel currently achieves a substantial level of business without the benefit of an international brand name over its door and its sale offers savvy hotel investors an outstanding commercial opportunity to flag Dublin city centre's largest hotel with an international brand.
"There is an opportunity to bring in the support of a world recognized international brand that can bring trading at the Burlington to another level altogether and add significantly to the future investment value of the hotel. With property values in Dublin bottoming out but at their lowest level ever, there has never been a better time to invest in one of Europe's most buoyant hotel markets."
McNamara has been one of the biggest victims of the property crash. He has overall debts of $1.87 billion (1.5bn).
The hotel was put on the market by receiver Paul McCann, of the Grant Thornton accountancy firm.
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Roger Federer clinched his spot in London today after Jo-Wilfried Tsonga lost in Paris.
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WTA Championships Controversy; ATP Basel, Valencia Previews
Controversy came with the end of the season as Kerber received a late wildcard for the Linz tournament, which she won, allowing her to edge Wozniacki for a Top 8 spot. "I do not understand that (the WTA) can suddenly change the draw and allocation of wildcards that way," Wozniacki said. "There are many things that have been done in an unsportsmanlike and unethical manner. And you can hear from other players. They think it's so ridiculous."…
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September 29th, 2013
Del Potro, Tsonga; Nishikori Defends at ATP Tokyo
Notes: Andy Murray pulled from the event (back surgery)…Some opening-round testers with (1) Del Potro vs. Baghdatis, (4) Nishikori vs. Tuna Melzer, and (2) Tsonga vs. Gael Force in an all-French affair…Simon and Almagro have losing career records at the event, while Anderson makes his debut…Wildcards went to Del Potro and Japan's Tatsuma Ito, Go Soeda, and Yuichi Sugita…Nishikori beat Raonic in last year's final…Returning champs in the field are Nishikori (2012) and Tsonga (2009).
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Tsonga Seeks Second Marseille Crown Against Berdych; Spaniards Ferrer, Lopez Also In Finals
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"Rather surprisingly, I find that I feel much the way I imagine immigrants to America must have felt in the 19th century. I cannot stay where I have been and I embark on a journey to a destination of which I have only heard the vaguest rumours." Writing to his friends and family about his travel plans, Craig Ewert didn't labour another element of the analogy. Like almost all of those immigrants, he knew with certainty that there would be no return trip, because he was planning to commit suicide with the help of the Swiss organisation Dignitas. And John Zaritsky's film Right to Die? – the subject of a considerable amount of knee-jerk affront and moral flutter yesterday – was going to record the process.
The first thing to say about a film that will have been heard about by vastly more people than actually saw it – since it was transmitted on a new cable channel, Sky Real Lives – was that the reports that it featured the moment of Ewert's death were a little wide of the mark. You saw him falling asleep after he'd taken the medication that had been prescribed to kill, and you saw him pronounced dead, but the camera cut away in between, as if reluctant to linger in prurience for the precise moment. The second would be that it was far more nuanced and troubling than some of the press coverage might have led you to expect. Ewert, a college lecturer who was suffering from motor neurone disease, was the central subject, but Zaritsky had also filmed the Coumbias, a delightful Greek-Canadian couple whose request to go on Dignitas's books was eventually turned down.
"Why don't I go healthy and happy?" George Coumbias asked, worried that his heart condition was steadily slicing the pleasures out of his life. "No golf, no tennis, no sex... so it remains good food and good wine... I wonder when they are going to tell me, 'You are not allowed to do that?'" His healthy wife, utterly devoted to him, declared that her oft-stated reluctance to live without him was not mere rhetoric and that she planned to die too, arm in arm. But their pleasure in each other's company, and George's ebullience in adversity made it all but unthinkable that they should be approved for oblivion. For those who believe that life and death is an individual choice – not something to be constrained by other people's religion or other people's fear – they were a tough test case.
Craig Ewert was a different matter entirely, a man bowed by his disease and sucking at his breath in a way that looked like hard labour. He spoke with a dry forensic clarity about the options that faced him and struck you as a man who was far more frightened of dying than of death itself, worried that his disease would advance to the point where his ability to choose would disappear. "I've got two choices," he said, his speech measured out by shallow breaths. "I go through with it or I say, 'You know what? I'm too scared right now. I don't want to do it.' If I go through with it, I die as I must at some point. If I don't go through with it, my choice is essentially to suffer, and to inflict suffering on my family and then die! Possibly in a way that is considerably more painful and stressful than this way." More pointedly, he addressed the standard religious objection to human decisions about the ending of a life. "The Christians never say, 'We have to stop organ transplants. We have to stop helping premature babies.' No, then it's all right to play God."
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It is rigorously demonstrated that the H− ion, treated in nonrelativistic approximation with Coulomb interactions only, has only one bound state for the electron to nucleus mass ratio less than 0.21010636. This extends earlier work which had proven the result in the fixed (infinite mass) nucleus approximation. The method used can, if desired, also be used to calculate rigorous lower bounds to the energies of those bound states of two electron atomic systems which do exist.
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1.Variational (Rayleigh—Ritz) upper bounds of sufficient accuracy to demonstrate that has at least one bound state were obtained only a few years after the discovery of the Schrödinger equation. H. Bethe, Z. Phys. 57, 815–21 (1929) obtained an upper bound of
1.and E. A. Hylleraas, Z. Phys. 63, 291–2 (1930) obtained an upper bound of Both bounds lie below the hydrogen ground state energy of
1.A large scale variational calculation by C. L. Pekeris, Phys. Rev. 126, 1470–6 (1962) used a 444 term trial function to obtain an upper bound of to the nonrelativistic energy.
1.The ground state has been discussed recently by C. D. Lin, Phys. Rev. A 12, 493–7 (1975).
2.R. N. Hill, Phys. Rev. Lett. 38, 643–6 (1977).
3.Tosio Kato, Trans. Am. Math. Soc. 70, 195–211 (1951).
4.The first results of this kind were obtained by G. M. Zhislin, Dokl. Akad. Nauk SSSR 128, 231–4 (1959),
4.G. M. Zhislin, Trudy Moskov. Mat. Obsc. 9, 81–120 (1960),
4.G. M. Zhislin, Dokl. Akad. Nauk SSSR 175, 521–524 (1967)
4.[G. M. Zhislin, Soviet Math. Dokl. 8, 878–82 (1967)],
4.G. M. Zhislin, Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Ser. Mat. 33, 590–649 (1969)
4.[G. M. Zhislin, Math. USSR, Izvestija 3, 559–616 (1969/70)],
4.and by G. M. Zhislin and A. G. Sigalov, Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Ser. Mat. 29, 835–60
4.[G. M. Zhislin and A. G. Sigalov, AMS Transl. Ser. II, 91, 263–95 (1970)],
4.G. M. Zhislin and A. G. Sigalov, Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Ser. Mat. 29, 1261–72 (1965)
4.[G. M. Zhislin and A. G. Sigalov, AMS Transl. Ser. II, 91, 297–310 (1970)].
4.Extensions of the results and alternate methods of proof may be found in W. Hunziker, Helv. Phys. Acta 39, 451–62 (1966),
4.B. Simon, Quantum Mechanics for Hamiltonians Defined as Quadratic Forms (Princeton U.P., Princeton, New Jersey, 1971), Chap. VII;
4.K. Jörgens and J. Weidmann, Spectral Properties of Hamiltonian Operators (Lecture Notes in Mathematics, Vol. 313, Springer‐Verlag, 1973),
4.J. Uchiyama, Publ. Res. Inst. Math. Sci. (Kyoto) A 2, 117–32 (1966);
4.V. Enss, Commun. Math. Phys. 52, 233–8 (1977).
5.Very general results of this kind have been obtained by A. O'Connor, Commun. Math. Phys. 32, 319–40 (1973).
5.See also B. Simon, Proc. Am. Math. Soc. 42, 395–401 (1974).
6.The earliest result of this kind for multiparticle atomic systems is due to J. Weidmann, Commun. Pure Appl. Math. 19, 107–10 (1966).
6.See also J. Weidmann, Bull. Am. Math. Soc. 73, 452–6 (1967);
6.S. Albeverio, Ann. Phys. (N.Y.) 71, 167–276 (1972);
6.B. Simon, Math. Ann. 207, 133–8 (1974).
7.A. G. Sigalov, Uspekhi Mat. Nauk 22, No. 2 (134), 3–20 (1967)
7.[A. G. Sigalov, Russ. Math. Surveys 22, No. 2, 1–18 (1967)].
8.T. Kato, Suppl. Prog. Th. Phys. 40, 3–19 (1967).
9.B. Simon, Quantum Mechanics for Hamiltonians Defined as Quadratic Forms (Princeton U.P., Princeton, New Jersey, 1971);
9.B. Simon, in Studies in Mathematical Physics, Essays in Honor of Valentine Bargmann (Princeton U.P., Princeton, New Jersey, 1976), pp. 305–26.
10.K. Jörgens and J. Weidmann, Spectral Properties of Hamiltonian Operators (Lecture Notes in Mathematics, Vol. 313. Springer Verlag, 1973).
11.W. Hunziker, Acta Phys. Austr., to appear.
12.T. Kato, Trans. Am. Math. Soc. 70, 212–18 (1951), first showed that helium in the infinite nuclear mass approximation has an infinity of bound states.
12.For general atoms, it is a result of G. M. Zhislin, Trudy Moskov. Mat. Obsc. 9, 81–128 (1960).
12.See also E. Balslev, Ann. Phys. (N.Y.) 73, 49–107 (1972);
12.B. Simon, Helv. Phys. Acta 43, 607–30 (1970);
12.J. Uchiyama, Publ. Res. Inst. Math. Sci. (Kyoto) A 2, 117–132 (1966/67).
13.The finiteness of the number of bound states for negative ions has been discussed in a rigorous way by J. Uchiyama, Publ. Res. Inst. Math. Sci. (Kyoto) A 5, 51–63 (1969);
13.G. M. Zhislin, Teor. Mat. Fiz. 7, 332–341 (1971)
13.[G. M. Zhislin, Theor. Math. Phys. 7, 571–578 (1971)];
13.M. A. Antonets, G. M. Zhislin, and I. A. Shereshevskii, Teor. Mat. Fiz. 16, 235–46 (1973)
13.[M. A. Antonets, G. M. Zhislin, and I. A. Shereshevskii, Theor. Math. Phys. 16, 800–9 (1974)];
13.D. R. Yafeev, Funkcional. Anal. Prilozen. 6, 103–4 (1973)
13.[D. R. Yafeev, Funct. Anal. Appl. 6, 349–50 (1972)]. In particular, Yafeev has proven that has only finitely many bound states even when the nuclear mass is finite.
14.See H. S. W. Massey, Negative Ions (Cambridge U.P., Cambridge, 1976), 3rd ed., pp. 9–11 and pp. 25–30.
15.This belief is based on computer solutions to the Hartree‐Fock equations. To the best of the author's knowledge, a rigorous proof has not been given.
16.This case has been reviewed by B. Simon, in Studies in Mathematical Physics, Essays in Honor of Valentine Bargmann (Princeton U.P., Princeton, New Jersey, 1976), pp. 305–26
16.and by A. Martin (CERN preprint, Ref. TH. 2294‐CERN 10 March 1977).
17.F. H. Gertler, H. B. Snodgrass, and L. Spruch, Phys. Rev. 172, 110–8 (1968);
17.I. Aronson, C. J. Kleinman, and L. Spruch, Phys. Rev. A 4, 841–6 (1971). Some of their results are not rigorous because they are based on approximate adiabatic potentials for which rigorous error bounds are not supplied.
18.I. Aronson, C. J. Kleinman, and L. Spruch, Phys. Rev. A 12, 349–52 (1975).
19.N. W. Bazley, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 45, 850–3 (1959);
19.N. W. Bazley, Phys. Rev. 120, 144–9 (1960).
20.N. W. Bazley and D. W. Fox, Phys. Rev. 124, 483–92 (1961);
20.N. W. Bazley and D. W. Fox, J. Res. Nat. Bur. Standards Sect. B 65, 105–11 (1961).
20.Certain difficulties of principle in extending the Bazley—Fox method to lithium are resolved in D. W. Fox, SIAM J. Math. Anal. 3, 617–24 (1972);
20.D. W. Fox and V. G. Sigillito, Chem. Phys. Lett. 13, 85–7 (1972);
20.D. W. Fox and V. G. Sigillito, 14, 583–5 (1972); , Chem. Phys. Lett.
20.D. W. Fox and V. G. Sigillito, J. Appl. Math. Phys. 23, 392–411 (1972).
20.See also C. E. Reid, Int. J. Quantum Chem. (U.S.A.) 6, 793–5 (1972).
21.S. H. Gould, Variational Methods for Eigenvalue Problems: An Introduction to the Weinstein Method of Intermediate Problems (University of Toronto Press, Toronto, 1966), 2nd ed.
22.A. Weinstein and W. Stenger, Methods of Intermediate Problems for Eigenvalues (Academic, New York, 1972).
23.H. F. Weinberger, Variational Methods for Eigenvalue Approximation (SIAM Regional Conference Series in Applied Mathematics, 1974).
24.D. S. Hughes and Carl Eckart, Phys. Rev. 36, 694–8 (1930).
25.Essentially this theorem appears as Theorem 1 on p. 21 of Weinstein and Stenger, Ref. 22, as Theorem 9 on p. 62 of Weinberger, Ref. 23, and is implicit in the discussion of intermediate problems of the second type in Gould, Ref. 21.
26.There are actually two distinct minimax principles, one going back to H. Weyl and R. Courant, the other due to Poincaré. See Weinstein and Stenger, Ref. 22, Chap. 3, for a careful discussion of the distinction and of the relation between the two principles. See also Weinberger, Ref. 23, pp. 55–57.
27.A formula such as (3.12) for the projection onto the span of the ranges of two projection operators is apparently not in the literature. A formula equivalent to (3.12) has been obtained independently by Percy Deift (private communication).
28.The decomposition can be verified by carrying out the integration indicated in (3.21). The existence of such a decomposition is suggested by the fact that is an inverse of while is an inverse of The decomposition is essentially the formal relation corrected by the subtractions needed to obtain a convergent integral in (3.21).
29.This method of counting bound states is originally due independently to J. Schwinger, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 47, 122–9 (1961)
29.and M. S. Birman, Mat. Sb. 55, 124–74 (1961)
29.[M. S. Birman, AMS Transl. Ser. II 53, 23–80 (1966)]. See B. Simon, Ref. 16, for a review.
30.The notation for the modified Bessel functions is that used in W. Magnus, F. Oberhettinger, and R. P. Soni, Formulas and Theorems for the Special Functions of Mathematical Physics (Springer, New York, 1966), 3rd ed., p. 66.
31.Ref. 30, p. 37.
32.Ref. 30, p. 49.
33.See, for example, S. G. Mikhilin, Integral Equations and Their Applications to Certain Problems in Mechanics, Mathematical Physics, and Technology (Pergamon, New York, 1957), 2nd revised ed., Chap. II
33.or F. G. Tricomi, Integral Equations (Interscience, New York, 1957), Chap. III.
34.A useful general reference is L. M. Delves and J. Walsh, Numerical Solution of Integral Equations (Oxford U.P., New York, 1974).
34.Rigorous error bounds to the eigenvalues of integral equations which are solved by numerical methods are discussed by I. P. Mysovskih, Mat. Sb. (N.S.) 48 (90), 137–148 (1959)
34.[I. P. Mysovskih, AMS Transl. Ser. II, 35, 237–50 (1964)].
35.This trick, which is outlined below, is discussed in S. G. Mikhilin, Ref. 33, pp. 88–94
35.and in F. G. Tricomi, Ref. 33, pp. 119–24.
36.The method has some features in common with the partitioning technique of P. O. Lowdin, J. Math. Phys. 3, 969 (1962);
36.P. O. Lowdin, Phys. Rev. 139, A357 (1965);
36.P. O. Lowdin, J. Chem. Phys. 43, 5175 (1965).
36.See also T. M. Wilson, J. Chem. Phys. 47, 3912, 4706 (1967).
37.This trick for constructing lower bounds is known as truncation. It was introduced in H. F. Weinberger, "A Theory of Lower Bounds for Eigenvalues," Tech. Note BN‐183, IFDAM, Univ. of Maryland, College Park, Maryland (1959). It was developed for quantum mechanical problems by N. W. Bazley and D. W. Fox, Ref. 20. See also Refs. 21–23.
38.See S. G. Mikhilin, Ref. 33, pp. 19–22
38.or F. G. Tricomi, Ref. 33, pp. 55–64.
39.See Ref. 30, p. 344, or
39.Milton Abramowitz and Irene A. Stegun, Handbook of Mathematical Functions with Formulas, Graphs, and Mathematical Tables (Dover, New York, 1965), p. 230. is tabulated on pp. 238–51 of Abramowitz and Stegun.
40.H. Shull and P.‐O. Löwdin, J. Chem. Phys. 25, 1035–40 (1956).
40.See also H. S. W. Massey, Ref. 14, pp. 9–10.
41.Ref. 30, p. 68.
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