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• Solid harmonics
  ...sets of functions play an important role in [[potential theory]]. Regular solid harmonics appear in [[chemistry]] in the form of ''s'', ''p'', ''d'', etc. [[electron Both kinds of solid harmonics are simply related to [[spherical harmonics]] <math>\scriptstyle Y^m_\ell</
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• Solid harmonics/Approval
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• Solid harmonics/Definition
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• Solid harmonics/Related Articles
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• Solid harmonic
  #REDIRECT [[solid harmonics]]
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• Solid harmonics/Related Articles
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• Angular momentum (quantum)/Related Articles
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• Laplace expansion (potential)
  ...function]]. The expansion takes a simpler form when written in terms of [[solid harmonics]],
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• Spherical harmonics/Related Articles
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• Multipole expansion of electric field/Related Articles
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• Solid harmonics
  ...sets of functions play an important role in [[potential theory]]. Regular solid harmonics appear in [[chemistry]] in the form of ''s'', ''p'', ''d'', etc. [[electron Both kinds of solid harmonics are simply related to [[spherical harmonics]] <math>\scriptstyle Y^m_\ell</
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• Electron orbital/Related Articles
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• Multipole expansion of electric field
  ...e potential of a charge distribution is very similar to the one in real solid harmonics given below. The main difference is that the present one is in terms of lin ...'^''l+1'') and <math>R^m_{\ell}(\mathbf{r})</math> is a regular solid harmonics (a spherical harmonics times r^''l''). Both functions are not no
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• Slater orbital
  ...r orbital. A list of Cartesian real spherical harmonics is given in this [[solid harmonics|article]].
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• Multipole expansion (interaction)
  where <math>I^M_L</math> and <math>R^M_L</math> are irregular and regular [[solid harmonics]], respectively. The [[Solid harmonics#Addition theorems|translation of the regular solid harmonic]] gives a finit
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• Gaussian type orbitals
  Cosine- and sine-type regular [[solid harmonics]] (normalized to unity) can be defined by the following [[unitary matrix]]/ ...phi;. Hence the name. It is of some interest to recall that spherical and solid harmonics span equivalent [[irreducible representation]]s of the rotation group SO(3)
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• Spherical harmonics
  ...&minus;'''r''' gives the factor (&minus;1)^''ℓ'' for the regular solid harmonics. Inversion of spherical polar coordinates: ''r'' &rarr; ''r'', &nbsp; &thet ...ve rise to functions known as regular and irregular solid harmonics. See [[solid harmonics]] for more details.
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• Crystal field theory
  ...system of axes centered on the central ion. It is known that the regular [[solid harmonics]] ''R''^''m''_''ℓ'' form a solution of the Laplace eq Since the octahedral potential consists of regular solid harmonics the [[Wigner-Eckart theorem]] may be applied:
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• Hydrogen-like atom
  In [[Solid harmonics#Derivation, relation to spherical harmonics|this article]] (in which ''l''<
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