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The quantum theory of a multielectron system is based on the joint symmetry group of permutations and space symmetry. In the pioneering papers of Heisenberg (Zs Phys 49:619–636, 1928) [1], it was established, that the Weiss model of ferromagnetism is explained by electric interaction, whose origin may be understood on the basis of the quantum theory of the exchange interaction for the Heitler–London hydrogen molecule. It is naturally combined with Hartree–Fock theory Fock (Zs Phys 61:126, 1930) [2] and its further self-consistent one-particle generalizations, which provide better evaluations of the exchange integral. For the properties of the spectrum, see Popov and Melikhov (J Phys Conf Ser 541:012099/1-4, 2014) [3].

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Leble, S. (2019). Microwaveguides. Magnetic Moment Transport. In: Waveguide Propagation of Nonlinear Waves. Springer Series on Atomic, Optical, and Plasma Physics, vol 109. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-22652-7_9

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