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Different electric polarizabilities of Ne are calculated by using the complete fourth-order many-body perturbation-theory (MBPT) method and a partly optimized set of Gaussian-type orbital and contracted Gaussian-type orbital basis functions. The results obtained by the MBPT method (dipole polarizability {α}=2.712 a.u., dipole hyperpolarizability {γ}=104.6 a.u., quadrupole polarizability C=3.85 a.u., dipole-quadrupole polarizability B=-17.75 a.u.) are considered as the best currently available theoretical estimates. The importance of the electron-correlation contribution is demonstrated by the comparison with the corresponding self-consistent-field Hartree-Fock results ({α}=2.374 a.u., {γ}=63.9 a.u., C=3.20 a.u., B=-12.75 a.u.).
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