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268. 3J/6J: Magnitudes of 3J and 6J Symbols

by Chun Fu Su, Louisiana State University/N.O., New Orleans, Louisiana 70112

This offering is a set of two programs which are intended to operate in a terminal-oriented time-sharing environment. These programs are also suitable for smaller computers as well.

Program 3J calculates the magnitude of the 3J symbol in any coupling case up to the value of 13 for each J. Program 6J calculates the value of the 6J symbol up to the value of 13 for each J.

FORTRAN (Digital Equipment Corp.) Lines of Code: 483 Recommended Citation: C. F. Su, QCPE 11, 268 (1974).


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