Dirk Andrae

Dr. Dirk Andrae

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Academic Career Length

37Years (1990-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 March 1990 in Theoretical Chemistry Accounts
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Dirk Andrae
UHU. Häußermann
U. Häußermann
MDM. Dolg
M. Dolg
HSH. Stoll
H. Stoll
HPH. Preuß
H. Preuß

1 January 1991 in Theoretical Chemistry Accounts
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DADirk Andrae
Dirk Andrae
MDM. Dolg
M. Dolg
HSH. Stoll
H. Stoll
UHU. Häußermann
U. Häußermann
HPH. Preuß
H. Preuß


4 May 2017 in The Journal of Physical Chemistry A
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SBStefano Battaglia
Stefano Battaglia
NLNoelia Faginas Lago
Noelia Faginas Lago
DADirk Andrae
Dirk Andrae
SEStefano Evangelisti
Stefano Evangelisti
TLThierry LEININGER
Thierry LEININGER

25 January 2011 in The Journal of Physical Chemistry B
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DADirk Andrae
Dirk Andrae
IBIngo Barth
Ingo Barth
TBTimm Bredtmann
Timm Bredtmann
HHHans-Christian Hege
Hans-Christian Hege
JMJörn Manz
Jörn Manz
BPBeate Paulus
Beate Paulus

28 October 1997 in Journal of Physics B: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics
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DADirk Andrae
Dirk Andrae
An algorithm for the recursive evaluation of expectation values for a given state of the relativistic one-electron atom with a point-like nucleus of charge number Z is proposed. In contrast to previous approaches, the present algorithm is based on only a single recurrence relation, which is a recurrence relation for a special type of generalized hypergeometric series. Two sequences of values of such series are generated. Finally, the members of these two sequences are assembled to yield the expectation values. The algorithm can be considered as a relativistic analogue of the Kramers - Pasternack recursion for expectation values for states of the non-relativistic hydrogen-like atom. As an application closed-form expressions for , were derived. In addition, numerical values for are given for some representative states of one-electron atoms with Z = 1, 80 and 137.