It is shown that electronic excitation energies, calculated using the zero differential overlap approximation, can always be expressed in terms of the difference between two-electron Coulombic integrals. These differences can then be used as empirical parameters for the calculation of excitation energies.
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Murrell et al. (1961) studied this question.
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