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Hylleraas variational calculations of the second-order energy for the ground state of H2+ have been performed in the modified form of Murrell–Shaw–Musher–Amos (MS–MA) perturbation theory including exchange described in Paper I. Simple first-order trial functions consisting in a single optimized Slater function for each multipole are found to be effective in representing nonexpanded multipole components of the interaction energy. The modulated form of the theory includes a large part of the spherical component of the polarization function already in first order, leaving dipole polarization as the dominant second-order contribution.
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