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Quadrupole moments, dipole quadrupole A and quadrupole C polarizabilities by means of perturbation theory

✍ Scribed by LL. Espinoza; A. Toro; P. Fuentealba


Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1979
Tongue
English
Weight
653 KB
Volume
16
Category
Article
ISSN
0020-7608

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Abstract

Quadrupole moments, dipole quadrupole polarizability A, and quadrupole polarizability C values have been obtained for a set of organic molecules, in both the ground and first singlet excited states, by means of Rayleigh–SchrΓΆdinger perturbation theory. Computations for Ο€ systems have been carried out using the PPP‐SCF procedure. Results are discussed through the paper and compared with available experimental and theoretical information. Quadrupole moments are shown to be very sensitive to the quality of the wave functions, and the A and C polarizabilities are highly dependent on geometries.


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