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Computational molecular spectroscopy

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EditorSearch for: Jensen, Per1; Search for: Bunker, Philip R.1
Affiliation
  1. National Research Council of Canada. NRC Steacie Institute for Molecular Sciences
FormatText, Book
ISBN0471489980
9780471489986
Physical description686 p.
Abstract
Theoretical molecular spectroscopy has been the subject of intense activity in the last decade as a result of the increasing availability of powerful computers. Computational Molecular Spectroscopy is the first book ever to provide a comprehensive treatment of modern compuational techniques for predicting/interpreting molecular spectra. Comprised essentially of four main parts, the book is a must for research workers in high resolution molecular spectroscopy and in quantum chemistry. It is also highly useful to undergraduate and postgraduate students of physics and chemistry, who are just starting out in the field. The four main areas covered include: * Ab initio calculation of potential energy surfaces and other electronic properties of molecules; * Perturbation-theory-based and variational approaches to the calculation of spectroscopic data; * Theory of calculating rovibronic energies, including the Renner and Jahn-Teller effects; * Special topics of high current interest: highly excited states and local modes, semi-classical approaches, time-dependent phenomena, and the Carr-Parrinello approach.
PublisherJohn Wiley & Sons
LanguageEnglish
NPARC number12338237
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