Ml. Ellzey, SYMMETRY-ADAPTED BASES OF MATRIX SPACES APPLIED TO QUANTUM-CHEMISTRY, Journal of chemical information and computer sciences, 36(3), 1996, pp. 351-355
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Generalized normalized irreducible tensorial matrices (GNITM) are obta
ined by symmetry-adapting the matrix basis of a matrix space that is i
nvariant to reducible representations of a unitary group. Like previou
sly defined normalized irreducible tensorial matrices (NITM), the GNIT
M are orthonormal under the trace and transform irreducibly under G. T
he GNITM are useful for constructing matrices having specific behavior
under G. In particular, an Hamiltonian matrix is invariant under the
symmetry group of the corresponding physical system and is expressed a
s a linear combination of invariant GNITM. The orbital model of ammoni
a is treated as an example.