Semiclassical methods in multiphoton diatomic spectroscopy: beyond perturbation theory
Semiclassical methods in multiphoton diatomic spectroscopy: beyond perturbation theory
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多光子双原子光谱中的半经典方法:超越微扰理论
DOI:
10.1021/j100310a011
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发表时间:
1987
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通讯作者:
O. Atabek
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作者:
A. Bandrauk;O. Atabek
Electronic perturbations in diatomic molecules generally involve couplings between electronic states which are most important at crossings or near crossings of the potential curves of these states. Such perturbations are usually termed nonradiative, with the crossing case called diabatic, as it involves the neglect of certain electronic couplings (interstate electronic, spin-orbit, etc.), or adiabatic, the case of avoided crossings. 1, 2 In the latter case, the interstate diabatic electronic couplings referred to above havebeen included, and the remaining couplings are of the nonadiabatic type, involving nuclear coordinate derivatives of adiabatic electronic wavefunctions. These nonadiabatic couplings are a consequence of the law of conservation of totalmomentum. This law is violated in the adiabatic approximation since the adiabatic electronic functions are calculated at fixed nuclear positions, ie, at zero nuclear momentum. 1 23 4" 5 Perturbations between bound states can be usually treated by diagonalizing finite-size Hamiltonian ma-trices in the diabatic or adiabatic representation. 2 The more difficult perturbations occur whenever continuum states intervene. For instance, bound-continuum perturbations arise always in problems of predissociation. 1, 2 For the latter type of problems,