| 释义 | 
		Wigner 3j-SymbolThe Wigner   symbols are written
    | (1) |  
  and are sometimes expressed using the related Clebsch-Gordan Coefficients
   | (2) |  
  (Condon and Shortley 1951, pp. 74-75; Wigner 1959, p. 206), or Racah V-Coefficient
   | (3) |  
  Connections among the three are
 
   | (4) |  
 
   | (5) |  
 
   | (6) |  
  The Wigner  -symbols have the symmetries
 
  The symbols obey the orthogonality relations
 
   | (8) |  
 
   | (9) |  
  where   is the Kronecker Delta.
 
 General formulas are very complicated, but some specific cases are   |  |    | (10) |  
   |  |    | (11) |  
 
   | (12) |  
  for  .
 
 For Spherical Harmonics  ,   |  |    | (13) |   For values of   obeying the Triangle Condition  ,  |  |    | (14) |   and
 
   | (15) |  
  See also Clebsch-Gordan Coefficient, Racah V-Coefficient, Racah W-Coefficient, Wigner 6j-Symbol, Wigner 9j-Symbol References
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