The state of a quantum system is labeled by so-called ‘quantum numbers’. We revisit this concept:
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Consider the O2-molecule. How many quantum numbers would you need to label the many-body wave function of this entire molecule? Give your answers once with and once without the Born-Oppenheimer approximation.
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