Conceptual and mathematical difficulties arise in the study of transitions between vibronic states belonging to crossing Born-Oppenheimer hypersurfaces with significantly different positions and shapes of the minimum-energy nuclear configurations (Duschinsky effect). This article presents an analytic procedure for the evaluation of the pertinent coupling integrals, adopting a normal coordinate reference system for the internal nuclear motion and harmonic approximation. The Duschinsky effect is properly considered. The procedure was applied to the dynamics of electron transfer in neutral mixed valence monoradicals, using the diabatic representation. (C) 1997 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

Vibronic coupling in electronic transitions with significant Duschinsky effect

Santoro F;
1997

Abstract

Conceptual and mathematical difficulties arise in the study of transitions between vibronic states belonging to crossing Born-Oppenheimer hypersurfaces with significantly different positions and shapes of the minimum-energy nuclear configurations (Duschinsky effect). This article presents an analytic procedure for the evaluation of the pertinent coupling integrals, adopting a normal coordinate reference system for the internal nuclear motion and harmonic approximation. The Duschinsky effect is properly considered. The procedure was applied to the dynamics of electron transfer in neutral mixed valence monoradicals, using the diabatic representation. (C) 1997 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
1997
POTENTIAL-ENERGY SURFACES
POLYATOMIC-MOLECULES
UNIMOLECULAR DECAY
CHARGE SEPARATION
RADICAL CATIONS
DIABATIC STATES
DYNAMICS
SYSTEMS
PHOTODISSOCIATION
REPRESENTATION
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