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摘要
利用单参量耦合簇方法(达到 CCSDTQP 近似水平),结合增强型核价相关一致基集 aug-cc-pCVnZ(达到 octuple-zeta 质量),获得了一氧化碳分子在其基态电子 X1Σ+ 中的精确势能和电偶极矩函数。讨论了标量相对论效应、绝热效应和非绝热效应。将 ab initio 预测函数与实验得出的对应函数进行了比较。
Toward Accurate Ab Initio Ground-State Potential Energy and Electric Dipole Moment Functions of Carbon Monoxide
Accurate potential energy and electric dipole moment functions of the CO molecule in its ground electronic state X1Σ+ have been obtained using the single-reference coupled-cluster approach, up to the CCSDTQP level of approximation, in conjunction with the augmented core–valence correlation-consistent basis sets, aug-cc-pCVnZ, up to octuple-zeta quality. The scalar relativistic, adiabatic, and nonadiabatic effects were discussed. The ab initio predicted functions were compared with their experimentally derived counterparts.
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