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摘要
在四组分(4c)框架下研究了多种手性体系的宇称破坏(PV)对电场梯度(EFG)和核四极耦合常数(NQCC)的影响。本文首次在4c Dirac Hartree-Fock水平上给出了PV效应对EFG的形式表达式和计算。所研究的手性体系为XHFClY (X = C, Sn;Y = Br, I, At)分子与NUHXY (X, Y = F, Cl, Br, I)和NUFXY (X, Y = Cl, Br, I)含铀体系结合。我们发现,对于后者,计算NQCC的PV效应比目前的实验精度低两个数量级,它们是未来NQCC中PV测量的合适候选,特别是NUHFCl手性分子。分析了负能态对基集、核电荷分布模型和动力学平衡公式的依赖性。
Parity violation effects on the electric field gradient†
The parity violation (PV) effects on the electric field gradient (EFG) and the nuclear quadrupole coupling constant (NQCC) of a wide variety of chiral systems are studied in a four-component (4c) framework. Formal expressions and calculations of the PV effects on the EFG are presented for the first time at 4c Dirac Hartree–Fock level. The chiral systems studied are XHFClY (X = C, Sn; Y = Br, I, At) molecules together with NUHXY (X, Y = F, Cl, Br, I) and NUF XY (X, Y = Cl, Br, I) uranium containing systems. We found that for the latter, calculations of PV effects on NQCC are two orders of magnitude lower than the current experimental precision and they are suitable candidates for future PV measurements in NQCC, in particular the NUHFCl chiral molecule. The dependence on the basis set, the nuclear charge distribution model and the kinetic balance prescription related to the negative-energy states is also analysed.
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