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The subroutine NUMTER

FUNCTION NUMTER has several modes of operation, but only one of these is possible while using it in other programs. If the input values are the shell's total quasispin Q multiplied by two (input argument I2Q), the shell's total spin S multiplied by two (input argument I2S), the shell's total angular momentum L multiplied by two (input argument I2L) and the quantum number l, it will find the number of the s-, p - d - shell's term, as numbered in Table 1. The other arguments of this subroutine, NK and ND, should be set to 3. In this mode, a COMMON block /MT/, is needed by the program, which is defined in BLOCK DATA TERMLS.



2001-12-07