Optimization of Complex Slater-type Functions with Analytic Derivative Methods for Describing Photoionization Differential Cross Sections

Optimization of Complex Slater-type Functions with Analytic Derivative Methods for Describing Photoionization Differential Cross Sections
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用解析导数方法优化复斯莱特型函数来描述光电离微分截面

DOI:
10.1002/jcc.24766
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发表时间:
2017
影响因子:
3
通讯作者:
S.Yabushita
S.Yabushita
中科院分区:
化学3区
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作者:
R.Matsuzaki;S.Yabushita

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The complex basis function (CBF) method applied to various atomic and molecular photoionization problems can be interpreted as an method to solve the driven‐type (inhomogeneous) Schrödinger equation, whose driven term being dipole operator times the initial state wave function. However, efficient basis functions for representing the solution have not fully been studied. Moreover, the relation between their solution and that of the ordinary Schrödinger equation has been unclear. For these reasons, most previous applications have been limited to total cross sections. To examine the applicability of the CBF method to differential cross sections and asymmetry parameters, we show that the complex valued solution to the driven‐type Schrödinger equation can be variationally obtained by optimizing the complex trial functions for the frequency dependent polarizability. In the test calculations made for the hydrogen photoionization problem with five or six complex Slater‐type orbitals (cSTOs), their complex valued expansion coefficients and the orbital exponents have been optimized with the analytic derivative method. Both the real and imaginary parts of the solution have been obtained accurately in a wide region covering typical molecular regions. Their phase shifts and asymmetry parameters are successfully obtained by extrapolating the CBF solution from the inner matching region to the asymptotic region using WKB method. The distribution of the optimized orbital exponents in the complex plane is explained based on the close connection between the CBF method and the driven‐type equation method. The obtained information is essential to constructing the appropriate basis sets in future molecular applications. © 2017 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.