Desenvolvimento de metodologias para o estudo do efeito Raman normal e ressonante utilizando modelos Ab initio dependentes do tempo / Development of methodologies for the study of normal and resonance Raman effect using Ab initio time-dependent models
AUTOR(ES)
Luciano Nassif Vidal
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
2009
RESUMO
In this work new methodologies for the calculation of absolute vibrational Raman intensities of gaseous systems are presented. In order to reduce the computational requirements in these calculations two families of compact basis functions were generated from the effective core potential valence basis sets SBKJC and Stuttgart-Cologne through the Sadlej s electric polarization procedure. The Raman intensities evaluated with the new bases are close to those obtained with the well successful Sadlej-pVTZ basis but the computational requirements are significatively reduced. Furthermore, since the effective core potentials SBKJC and Stuttgart-Cologne were developed to account for the relativistic effects on the inner electrons, the polarizabilities and Raman intensities evaluated at the Hartree-Fock level with the new bases agree with the relativistic Dirac-Hartree-Fock values, obtained using the Dirac-Coulomb Hamiltonian and the Sadlej-pVTZ set, within the mean error of 6%. In the second part of this work a methodology was developed for the study of fundamental, combination and overtone Raman transitions including a treatment based on the contact transform formalism for the mechanical anharmonicity from the cubic potential energy terms. The results obtained for acetylene and its deutered isotopomers show that anharmonicity effects on the Raman intensities can be very strong, particularly in the second order transitions. With the exception of the combination transitions, in general the corrections for mechanical anharmonicity improve the agreement between ab initio and experimental values. The resonance Raman scattering is the subject of the third part of this work where an expression for the resonance cross section was derived, implemented in the PLACZEK program and applied to the calculation of the resonance Raman spectrum of the trans-butadiene molecule in the region of its.
ASSUNTO(S)
coupled cluster response theory efeitos de anarmonicidade no espectro raman teoria da resposta coupled cluster raman spectroscopy raman anharmonicity effects funções de bases polarizadas espectroscopia de electrically polarized basis sets raman
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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