arity CC sets, and P2 for &ndash; parity.

<P>
If SHAPE = 41, then a <SPAN CLASS="MATH"><IMG
 STYLE=""
 SRC="img35.svg"
 ALT="$L$"></SPAN>-dependent potential is defined:
use KP = P(<SPAN CLASS="MATH"><IMG
 STYLE=""
 SRC="img35.svg"
 ALT="$L$"></SPAN>+1) for L=0&ndash;5, and P0 for L<SPAN CLASS="MATH"><IMG
 STYLE=""
 SRC="img2.svg"
 ALT="$\geq $"></SPAN>6.

<P>
If SHAPE = 42, then a <SPAN CLASS="MATH"><IMG
 STYLE=""
 SRC="img25.svg"
 ALT="$J$"></SPAN>-dependent potential is defined:
use KP = P(Ji+1) for Ji=