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The Splitting Of Low-lying States For Hydride Molecules (Cations) Of The Ⅱ,Ⅲ Periods Under The Spin-orbit Coupling And The Influence Of An External Field On Small Water Clusters

Posted on:2007-01-05Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:G X LiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2120360185993707Subject:Atomic and molecular physics
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Using Multi-Configuration Quasi-Degenerate Perturbation Theory(MCQDPT) and Gamess-US, the splitting of low-lying excited states for the hydride molecules (ion molecules) (LiH,BeH,BH,CH,NH,OH,FH,NaH,MgH,AlH,SiH, PH,ClH,SH,LiH+,AlH+,PH+,ClH+) of the II,III periods under the spin-orbit coupling(SOC) have been studied in present thesis. And the equilibrium geometric structures and analytical potential functions for the splitting states of these molecules under SOC have been studied; moreover, the spectrum data and coupling value of these splitting have been obtained. It is found that the coupling splitting value increases with the increasing molecular weight. For example, BeH(l3.7863cm1) and FH+(285.1764cm-1), MgH(28.7746cm-1) and PH+(589.9010cm-1) in the same period, respectively, and BeH (13.7863cm-1) and MgH (28.7746cm-1) in the same group. Based on molecular structures and molecular spectrum and perturbation theory and the spin-orbit coupling theory of the electronic states, for the lighter linear molecules under SOC, the (A,S) coupling scheme is taken, and the specific states of the splitting of the low-lying states are given in our calculation, it is concluded that this coupling scheme is accurate for the lighter molecules.The Murrell-Sorbie potential energy functions for the above diatomic molecules and ions splitting electric states under spin-orbit coupling have been obtained according to the ab initio data through the last-square-fitting. The spectrum data and...
Keywords/Search Tags:Hydride Molecules (Cations), Spin-Orbit Coupling, Multi-Configuration Quasi-Degenerate Perturbation Theory (SO-MCQDPT), Molecular Geometry Structure and Potential Energy Functions, Spectrum Constants, Small Water Clusters, the External Electric Field
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