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The spectrum of the H operator, fundamental for the Hermitian representation of the complex-coordinate method, is proven to be symmetric with respect to zero. This property makes the effective application of H eigenproblems possible, instead of H 2 eigenproblems. The Hermitian representation complex-coordinate method modified in this way is applied, with a superposition of correlated configurations as a trial function, to the He - 1s2s 2 2 S resonance and gives the position at 19.367 eV above the He ground state and a width of 8.6 meV.
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Mirosław Bylicki (1991) studied this question.
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