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An ab initio spectroscopic model of the molecular oxygen atmospheric and infrared bands

Authors
Somogyi, WilfridYurchenko, Sergey N.Kim, Gap-Sue
Issue Date
Nov-2024
Publisher
Royal Society of Chemistry
Keywords
Oxygen; Dipole Moment; Electric Dipole Moments; Excited States; Photons; Variational Techniques; Ab Initio; Atmospheric Band; Diatomic Molecules; Dipole Matrix Elements; Einstein Coefficients; Infrared Bands; Line Strength; Open-shell; Spectroscopic Models; Variational Treatment; Molecules; Oxygen; Ab Initio Calculation; Article; Controlled Study; Diagnosis; Dipole; Drug Analysis; Drug Development; Electric Potential; Infrared Radiation; Male; Normal Human; Orbit Score; Spectroscopy
Citation
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, v.26, no.43, pp 27419 - 27430
Pages
12
Indexed
SCIE
SCOPUS
Journal Title
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
Volume
26
Number
43
Start Page
27419
End Page
27430
URI
https://scholarworks.dongguk.edu/handle/sw.dongguk/56145
DOI
10.1039/d4cp02619e
ISSN
1463-9076
1463-9084
Abstract
We present a unified variational treatment of the magnetic dipole matrix elements, Einstein coefficients and line strength for general open-shell diatomic molecules in the general purpose diatomic code Duo. Building on previous work in which similar expressions for the electric quadrupole transitions were developed, we also present a complete ab initio spectroscopic model for the infrared, electric dipole-forbidden, spectrum of the 16O2 molecule. The model covers seven states, namely the X 3 Sigma-g, a 1 Delta g, b 1 Sigma+g, I 1 Pi g, II 1 Pi g, I 3 Pi g and II 3 Pi g states, for which 7 potential energy, 6 electronic angular momentum, 7 spin-orbit, and 14 quadrupole moment curves are calculated using ic-MRCI theory and an aug-cc-pV5Z basis set. These curves are diabatised to remove avoided crossings between the excited Pi states, and the resultant properties are used to produce a line list for higher-order transitions of astrophysical interest.
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