Bound and autoionizing potential energy curves in the CH molecule

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Main Authors: Hvizdos, David, Forer, Joshua, Kokoouline, Viatcheslav, Greene, Chris H
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Published: 2023
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author Hvizdos, David
Forer, Joshua
Kokoouline, Viatcheslav
Greene, Chris H
author_facet Hvizdos, David
Forer, Joshua
Kokoouline, Viatcheslav
Greene, Chris H
contents This article presents a method of computing bound state potential curves and autoionizing curves using fixed-nuclei R-matrix data extracted from the Quantemol-N software suite. It is a method based on two related approaches of multichannel quantum-defect theory. One is applying bound-state boundary conditions to closed-channel asymptotic solution matrices and the other is searching for resonance positions via eigenphase shift analysis. We apply the method to the CH molecule to produce dense potential-curve data sets presented as graphs and supplied as tables in the publication supplement.
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spellingShingle Bound and autoionizing potential energy curves in the CH molecule
Hvizdos, David
Forer, Joshua
Kokoouline, Viatcheslav
Greene, Chris H
Chemical Physics
This article presents a method of computing bound state potential curves and autoionizing curves using fixed-nuclei R-matrix data extracted from the Quantemol-N software suite. It is a method based on two related approaches of multichannel quantum-defect theory. One is applying bound-state boundary conditions to closed-channel asymptotic solution matrices and the other is searching for resonance positions via eigenphase shift analysis. We apply the method to the CH molecule to produce dense potential-curve data sets presented as graphs and supplied as tables in the publication supplement.
title Bound and autoionizing potential energy curves in the CH molecule
topic Chemical Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.15215