Published April 1974
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Electronic excitations of benzene from the equations of motion method
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- Rose, John B.
- Shibuya, Tai-Ichi
- McKoy, Vincent
Chicago
Abstract
We have used the equations of motion method to calculate the excitation energies and intensities of several transitions in benzene. The ordering of the singlet and triplet states of B_(2u), B_(1u), and E_(1u) symmetry agrees with experiment and the error in the calculated frequencies ranges from 3% to 25%. This error range is reasonable considering the relatively small basis set used. The most extensive calculation included 10 hole and 28 particle states and shows the effect of changes in the sigma core for each transition. The calculated transition moment of 1.74 a.u. for the ^1A_(1g)→^1E_(1u) transition agrees well with the experimental value of 1.61 a.u.
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© 1974 American Institute of Physics. Received 22 March 1973. Online Publication Date: 22 August 2003. Work supported by the National Science Foundation. Contribution No. 4663.Attached Files
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