A simple procedure applicable to a digital computer is given for calculating matrix elements of F- and G-type operators between configurations that involve several partially filled l or j shells. The new procedure uses "partially coupled" basis functions, instead of traditional "uncoupled" (determinantal) or "coupled" basis functions, and may provide a simpler method for calculating configuration mixing in highly excited states of very complex atoms or for calculating nuclear shell-model energies.
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