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SPIN-FORBIDDEN AND SPIN-ALLOWED ELECTRONICALLY NONADIABATIC PROCESSES IN DIATOMIC SYSTEMS

Gérard Parlant,David R. Yarkony-1993-01-01-The Knowledge Bank (The Ohio State University)
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The characterization of the electronic structure aspects of electronically nonadiabatic processes in diatomic molecules using algorithms we have developed for characterizing interstate, derivative couplings and relativistic interactions using large scale, $10^{5} - 10^{6}$ term, multireference Cl expansions is discussed. This data together with fully quantum mechanical treatments of the nuclear dynamics will be used to discuss predissociation in several diatomic systems, including $MgCl(A^{2}\\Pi), ^{1}OH^{+}(c^{1}\\Pi)^{2}$ and $NH(c^{2}\\Pi)^{3}$ and state specific photodissociation in $OH(X^{2}\\Pi) \\rightarrow OH(A^{2} \\Sigma^{+}) \\rightarrow O(^{3}P_{3}) + H(^{2}S)$. The radiationless decay of $NH(c^{1}\\Pi)$ and $OH^{+}(c^{1}\\Pi)$ provide examples of systems in which the role of the dipolar spin-spin interaction must be considered in the decay mechanism.

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The characterization of the electronic structure aspects of electronically nonadiabatic processes in diatomic molecules using algorithms we have developed for characterizing interstate, derivative couplings and relativistic interactions using large scale, $10^{5} - 10^{6}$ term, multireference Cl expansions is discussed. This data together with fully quantum mechanical treatments of the nuclear dynamics will be used to discuss predissociation in several diatomic systems, including $MgCl(A^{2}\\Pi), ^{1}OH^{+}(c^{1}\\Pi)^{2}$ and $NH(c^{2}\\Pi)^{3}$ and state specific photodissociation in $OH(X^{2}\\Pi) \\rightarrow OH(A^{2} \\Sigma^{+}) \\rightarrow O(^{3}P_{3}) + H(^{2}S)$. The radiationless decay of $NH(c^{1}\\Pi)$ and $OH^{+}(c^{1}\\Pi)$ provide examples of systems in which the role of the dipolar spin-spin interaction must be considered in the decay mechanism.

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Diatomic moleculeChemistrySpin (aerodynamics)Atomic physicsPhysicsQuantum mechanicsThermodynamicsMolecule

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