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%% Counters and Constants
k=0;
m=0;
Ht=4E-13;
%% Input Parameters
N=19;
D1=-2.0;
IA=50;
VS=zeros(1,19);
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%% Initial Electron Density
An1(1) = 6E14;
An(19) = 6E14;
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%% Elements of Matrix A
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end
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