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Computer Spectrometers Nike Dattani Kyoto University

At what number of electrons do you think theory is no longer able to match the best experiments? Experimental energy gap is hyperfine structure according to table 4 of: http://arxiv.org/pdf/hep-ph/0509010.pdf He (from Table VIII of http://www.fuw.edu.pl/~krp/papers/hfs_theory_v2.pdf): Experimental: 6 739 701.177(16) Theoretical: 6 739 699.93 Fourth order means: alpha^4 2

1e- : H Hyperfine splitting 1420405751767(1) mHz (present best experiment) 142045199 (present best theory) Discrepancy is 7.5 milli-Hartree What’s missing is the effect of the nuclear structure !!! Experimental energy gap is hyperfine structure according to table 4 of: http://arxiv.org/pdf/hep-ph/0509010.pdf He (from Table VIII of http://www.fuw.edu.pl/~krp/papers/hfs_theory_v2.pdf): Experimental: 6 739 701.177(16) Theoretical: 6 739 699.93 Fourth order means: alpha^4 3

1e- : Mu (p+ in H is replaced by μ+) Hyperfine splitting 4463302780(1) Hz (experiment) 4463302780 Hz (theory) Muonium Experimental energy gap is hyperfine structure according to table 19 of: http://arxiv.org/pdf/hep-ph/0509010.pdf He (from Table VIII of http://www.fuw.edu.pl/~krp/papers/hfs_theory_v2.pdf): Experimental: 6 739 701.177(16) Theoretical: 6 739 699.93 Fourth order means: alpha^4 4

QED: Electromagnetism QFD: Weak nuclear interaction QCD: Strong nuclear interaction QGD: Gravity Q5D: “Fifth forces”

QED: Electromagnetism QFD: Weak nuclear interaction QCD: Strong nuclear interaction QGD: Gravity (Dream) Q5D: “Fifth forces” (Nightmare)

1e- : Mu (p+ in H is replaced by μ+) Hyperfine splitting 4463302780(1) Hz (experiment) 4463302880 Hz (QED) 2e- : He Hyperfine splitting 0.2248128424(7) cm-1 (experiment) 0.22481280(5) cm-1 (QED + nuclear structure) Muonium Experimental energy gap is hyperfine structure according to table 19 of: http://arxiv.org/pdf/hep-ph/0509010.pdf He (from Table VIII of http://www.fuw.edu.pl/~krp/papers/hfs_theory_v2.pdf): Experimental: 6 739 701.177(16) Theoretical: 6 739 699.93 Fourth order means: alpha^4 7

QED Electromagnetism QFD Weak nuclear QCD Strong nuclear Darwin, Mass velocity, spin-spin, spin-orbit, orbit-orbit Dirac-Coulomb-Breit Schrodinger Eqn Lamb shift α2H2 + α4H4 + α5H5 + α6H6 + α7H7 ... QED Electromagnetism QFD Weak nuclear QCD Strong nuclear

Ionization energies in cm-1 Experimental energy gap is hyperfine structure according to table 4 of: http://arxiv.org/pdf/hep-ph/0509010.pdf He (from Table VIII of http://www.fuw.edu.pl/~krp/papers/hfs_theory_v2.pdf): Experimental: 6 739 701.177(16) Theoretical: 6 739 699.93 Fourth order means: alpha^4 9

Buy one, get everything! α2H2 + α4H4 + α5H5 + α6H6 + α7H7 ... Experimental energy gap is hyperfine structure according to table 4 of: http://arxiv.org/pdf/hep-ph/0509010.pdf He (from Table VIII of http://www.fuw.edu.pl/~krp/papers/hfs_theory_v2.pdf): Experimental: 6 739 701.177(16) Theoretical: 6 739 699.93 Fourth order means: alpha^4 10

March 2017 Ionization energies in cm-1 Experimental energy gap is hyperfine structure according to table 4 of: http://arxiv.org/pdf/hep-ph/0509010.pdf He (from Table VIII of http://www.fuw.edu.pl/~krp/papers/hfs_theory_v2.pdf): Experimental: 6 739 701.177(16) Theoretical: 6 739 699.93 Fourth order means: alpha^4 March 2017 11

March 2017 March 2017 Ionization energies in cm-1 Experimental energy gap is hyperfine structure according to table 4 of: http://arxiv.org/pdf/hep-ph/0509010.pdf He (from Table VIII of http://www.fuw.edu.pl/~krp/papers/hfs_theory_v2.pdf): Experimental: 6 739 701.177(16) Theoretical: 6 739 699.93 Fourth order means: alpha^4 March 2017 March 2017 12

Total non-relativistic energy [Hartree] Method H 1 -1/2 Exact He 2 -2.903 724 377 034 119 598 311 159 245 194 404 446 696 925 309 838 Hylleraas Li 3 -7.478 060 323 910 134 843 Be 4 -14.667 356 494 9 ECG B 5 -24.653 867 537 C 6 -37.84

Total non-relativistic energy [Hartree] Method Error H 1 -1/2 Exact He 2 -2.903 724 377 034 119 598 311 159 245 194 404 446 696 925 309 838 Hylleraas Li 3 -7.478 060 323 910 134 843 -7.478 060 FCIQMC / aug-cc-pCV8Z 215 μEh Be 4 -14.667 356 494 9 ECG -14.667 356 285 μEh B 5 -24.653 867 537 -24.653 867 308 μEh C 6 -37.84 -37.844 229(2)

# e- Total non-relativistic energy Method Error Ga 31 -1924.683(1) FCI QMC / aug-cc-pCV8Z - -1921. CCSD(T) 3 Eh Ge 32 -2076.790(1) FCI QMC -2070. 6 Eh As 33 -2235.274(19) 5 Eh Se 34 -2401.205(14) -2400. 1 Eh Br 35 -2573.737(58) -2572. Kr 36 -2753.597(88) -2753.4 100 mEh For Kr atom, FCI is like CCSD..TQPH.. 18.. 36

Carbon (6e-) June 2017 !

Application: Custom-made molecules Used 1000 digits for maple calculation 20

What we need to know # of atoms 50 kHz Energy of laser ∆E

What we need to know ∆E If we know energy to +/- 1 cm-1 +/- 30,000 MHz 120,000 measurements 1.8 years # of atoms 50 kHz ∆E

(H.B. Schlegel, Gordon Drake) Best ab initio for Li2 (6e-) (H.B. Schlegel, Gordon Drake)

Vibrational Energies in cm-1 Schlegel & Drake Present (FCI QMC) Empirical BO ∞Li2 Diff. 5.0 -254.59 -255.08(14) -255.22 0.14 cm-1 6.0 -135.88 -137.54(32) -137.66 0.12 cm-1 6.5 -94.46 -96.39(12) -96.51 7.0 -64.68 -66.61(14) -66.51 0.10 cm-1 8.0 -30.20 -31.70(12) -31.72 0.02 cm-1 9.0 -14.73 -15.51(15) -15.55 0.04 cm-1 15 -0.63 -0.59(88) -0.64 0.05 cm-1 20 -0.11 -0.07(170) 30 -0.00935 -0.0065(1100) -0.00939 0.003 cm-1

Vibrational spectrum:

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