Which outcome causes inaccuracies when wave functions represent atomic orbitals?

💡 Explanation

Inaccuracies arise due to mean-field approximation. The **Hartree-Fock method** treats electron interactions in an average way; because it uses a single determinant, rather than correlating electron positions directly. Therefore, the electron's instantaneous interactions cannot be fully captured; rather than relativistic effects.

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