In this dissertation we propose a projector operator formalism to obtain the ground state energy of the Impurity Anderson Hamiltonian with innite Coulomb repulsion U. This formalism consists in projecting the Hilbert space into a sub-space of one function corresponding to the ground state of the free Fermi sea where a renormalized version of the Hamiltonian operates. The ground state energy can be obtained through a self-consistent process. From the knowledge of the energy, it is possible to calculate the fundamental properties of the system as it is the magnetization as a function of an external magnetic field, the magnetic susceptibility, the dependence of the electronic occupation as a function of the local energy of the impurity and the Kondo temperature, which characterizes the universal behavior of a Kondo problem.