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CO_2势能面和振动激发态的理论研究 ; Theoretical Study for Potential Energy Surface and Vibrational Excited States of CO_2
采用振动自洽场 -组态相互作用 (SCf-CI)方法通过实验振动光谱优化了 CO2 分子的势能函数 ,由该势能函数计算得到的纯振动光谱数据与实验值相比 ,所有能级的误差均在 4 CM- 1 以内 ,均方根偏差为 1 .50 CM- 1 ,所预测的 Π态振转光谱也与实验值很接近 . ; The potential energy surface for the electronic ground state of the CO\-2 molecule was optimized by using the self\|consistent field\|configuration interaction method and involving the 49 observed vibrational energy levels below 20 000 cm\+\{-1\}.The root\|mean\|square error of this fitting is 1.50 cm\+\{-1\}.The rovibrational energy levels for the \$Σ\$ and \$Π\$ vibrational states are calculated to test the refined potential. ; 国家自然科学基金!(批准号:29706115);国家教育部博士点基金!(批准号:97061002)资助
- Xiamen University China (People's Republic of)
- Xiamen University China (People's Republic of)
势能面, 振动激发态, Vibrational excited state, CO_2分子, Potential energy surface, CO\-2
势能面, 振动激发态, Vibrational excited state, CO_2分子, Potential energy surface, CO\-2
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