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Giant resonances in free atoms and in clusters

In our topical review we made the point that the early work of Goeppert-Mayer (1941) on orbital collapse had remained neglected until the late 1960s when the advent of fast computers made it possible to calculate the effect more easily, and we cited the work of Griffin et al (1969) on orbital collapse. It has since been brought to our attention that there is a slightly earlier paper by Rau and Fano (1968) which does not actually calculate any radial wavefunctions, but studies the influence of the centrifugal term on the radial potential and draws attention to its effect on the long periods of the Periodic Table. It is based on the numerical calculations of Herman and Skillman (1963).