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This chapter summarizes the traditional theory of one- and many-electron systems, which has been developed and successfully applied to many atomic problems over more than seven decades. The presentation is deliberately brief. A more detailed introduction to atomic physics can be found in the textbook by Bransden and Joachain [BJ83]. At a much more formal level there is “Atomic Many-Body Theory” by Lindgren and Morrison [LM85]. Finally we mention “Atomic Structure” by Condon and Odabasi [CO80], where a comprehensive account of conventional atomic structure calculations can be found.

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Friedrich, H. (1998). Atoms and Ions. In: Theoretical Atomic Physics. Advanced Texts in Physics. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-03704-1_2

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