Conical intersections of three states: Energies, derivative couplings, and the geometric phase effect in the neighborhood of degeneracy subspaces. Application to the allyl radical
Conical intersections of three states: Energies, derivative couplings, and the geometric phase effect in the neighborhood of degeneracy subspaces. Application to the allyl radical
复制标题
三种状态的圆锥相交:能量、导数耦合以及简并子空间邻域中的几何相位效应。
DOI:
10.1063/1.1623483
复制
发表时间:
2003
影响因子:
4.4
通讯作者:
D. Yarkony
中科院分区:
文献类型:
--
作者:
Seungsuk Han;D. Yarkony
The properties of the five-dimensional branching space of conical intersections of three states of the same symmetry (denoted i,j,k) are considered. The results of a perturbative model are compared with multireference configuration interaction calculations for three spectroscopically observed states of the allyl radical. Of particular interest is the three-dimensional subspace of the branching space where two states remain degenerate. The energies, derivative couplings and geometric phase effect are studied in the neighborhood of this degeneracy subspace. The degeneracy subspace includes two kinds of conical intersections, i,j and j,k. The existence of a three-state intersection impacts the phase of the wave functions (and the derivative coupling) traversing a closed loop. For example, in the branching space, the number and kind of conical intersections in a surface bounding the closed loop is constrained if the closed loop contains the three-state intersection.