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Using the optimal wave functions obtained by means of the superposition of correlated configurations method, elaborated previously, static and dynamic polarizabilities and rigorous lower bounds to them have been calculated for the ground states of three‐electron atoms in the lithium isoelectronic sequence (Li I –C IV ). The results can be treated with considerable confidence, especially for higher members of the sequence. Furthermore, the calculated rigorous lower bounds for static polarizabilities enable us to rule out several theoretical and experimental values obtained previously. The results obtained by us are then employed to evaluate the leading unknown terms in the Z −1 ‐type expansion for the polarizability, extending thereby our treatment to much higher members of the isoelectronic sequence.
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Muszyńska et al. (1982) studied this question.
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