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The Vibration-Rotation-Tunneling Spectrum of the Polar and T-Shaped-N-in Isomers of (NNO)₂

  • Xiao-Gang Wang
  • , Tucker Carrington
  • , Richard Dawes
  • , Ahren W. Jasper

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Abstract

In this paper we report transition frequencies and line strengths computed for bright states of the NNO dimer. We use a previously reported potential obtained from explicitly correlated coupled-cluster calculations and fit using an interpolating moving least-squares method. The rovibrational Schroedinger equation is solved with a symmetry adapted Lanczos algorithm and an uncoupled product basis set. All four inter-molecular coordinates are included in the calculation. We propose two tools for associating rovibrational wavefunctions with vibrational states and use them to find polar-like and T-shaped-N-in-like rovibrational states. The first tool uses a re-expansion of the rovibrational wavefunction in terms of J = 0 eigenfunctions. The second uses intensities. Calculated rotational transition frequencies are in very close agreement with experiment.

Original languageAmerican English
JournalJournal of Molecular Spectroscopy
Volume268
DOIs
StatePublished - Jul 1 2011

Keywords

  • Algorithms
  • Basis sets
  • Coupled-cluster calculations
  • Dimers
  • Eigenvalues and eigenfunctions
  • Isomers
  • Lanczos algorithm
  • Least squares approximations
  • Line strength
  • Moving least squares
  • Re-expansion
  • Rotational transition frequencies
  • Rovibrational intensities
  • Rovibrational spectroscopy
  • Rovibrational state
  • Schrodinger equation
  • Schroedinger equations
  • Tool use
  • Transition frequencies
  • Van der Waals forces
  • Van der Waals molecules
  • Van der waals molecules
  • Vibrational state

Disciplines

  • Chemistry

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