1. A theoretical investigation of the SO(B3Σ--X3Σ-) vibronic transition using accurate analytical potential energy functions.
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da Silva, Ramon S. and Ballester, Maikel Y.
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ENERGY function , *POTENTIAL functions , *EINSTEIN coefficients , *POTENTIAL energy surfaces , *POTENTIAL energy , *FRANCK-Condon principle - Abstract
In the present investigation, we report new analytical potential energy curves (APECs) for three triplet electronic states X 3 Σ - , B 3 Σ - , and C 3 Π of sulfur monoxide. For such, ab initio electronic energies have been calculated employing the highly accurate multireference configuration interaction method with Davidson modification associated with aug-cc-pV(5+d)Z basis set. The novel analytical representations have been constructed by fitting such accurate energies utilizing a least-squares fitting procedure. By considering our APECs, molecular properties as spectroscopic parameters, rovibrational levels, and classical turning points were derived. Our results show good agreement when compared with available experimental and theoretical data. The vibronic (vibration–electronic) transition parameters like Franck–Condon factors, Einstein coefficients, transition dipole moment, and r-centroids for the B 3 Σ - - X 3 Σ - band system were also examined. The present findings provide a reliable theoretical reference that could be employed in interpretations of astrochemical and astrophysical observations. Based on the results, we recommend these functional forms to represent the two-body fragments within the double many-body expansion method to develop potential energy surfaces for larger S-bearing species. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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