* Cadmium
  Z = 48  Z_val = 12

* Units: Hartrees

* Type : DF AREP GAUSSIAN/CRYSTAL parameterization

* Core radii

  l value                 core radii (au)
  -------                 ---------------
     s                         2.31   
     p                         2.75   
     d                         0.91   

* Localisation radii, (r_loc, |V_l - V_l'|<10^-5 for r>r_loc and all l,l')

  Pseudopotential Type       r_loc (au)
  --------------------      -----------
  Localised (Grid)             3.19   
  Parameterised (Gaussians)    3.45   


* Eigenvalues of the 4d(10)5s(2) state

                LS Coupling [1S]             jj Coupling [AV] 
  l value    All-el HF    Pseudo HF       All-el DF    Pseudo HF
  -------    ---------    ---------       ---------    ---------
     s       -0.26486     -0.28138        -0.28145     -0.28138
     d       -0.76366     -0.72041        -0.72061     -0.72041

  (All-electron DF eigenvalues are averaged over spin)


* Energy terms of the Pseudo HF (LS) 4d(10)5s(2) [1S] state

  kinetic energy            =            39.81255
  el-ion interaction energy =           -125.15921
                    (s part =           -8.61866)
                    (d part =           -116.54055)
  Hartree energy            =            42.69666
  exchange energy           =           -3.90678
  -------------------------------------------------
  total energy              =           -46.55677


* Excitation Energies

  Configuration             LS Coupling                    jj Coupling    
                        All-el HF     Pseudo HF        All-el DF     Pseudo HF
                   Term  Energy        Energy     Term  Energy        Energy
                   ----  ------        ------     ----  ------        ------
  4d(10)5s(2)       1S   0.00000       0.00000     AV   0.00000       0.00000
  4d(10)5s(1)5p(1)  3P   0.09316       0.09425     AV   0.11964       0.11936
  4d(9)5s(2)5p(1)   3F   0.41688       0.42497     AV   0.06848       0.09036

  The All-el HF results have been corrected for relativistic effects
  by including mass-velocity, Darwin, and spin-spin contact terms.