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9780486672595

Molecular Rotation Spectra

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    9780486672595

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    048667259X

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  • Copyright: 1992-10-01
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Table of Contents

Quantum Mechanical Methodsp. 1
The Description of Molecular Rotationp. 1
Molecular Energy and the Quantum Mechanical Hamiltonianp. 1
The Harmonic Oscillatorp. 2
Non-diagonal Matricesp. 7
The Hamiltonian for a Rotating Moleculep. 12
The Born-Oppenheimer Separation of Electronic and Nuclear Motionp. 12
The Partition of the Nuclear Kinetic Energyp. 14
Angular Momentap. 20
Angular Momentum and the Energy Levels of a Rigid Rotorp. 22
Angular Momentum and Axes of Referencep. 22
Space-fixed Angular Momentump. 22
The Eigenvalues of Angular-momentum Operatorsp. 23
Molecule-fixed Angular Momentump. 26
The Eigenfunctions of the Angular Momentum Operatorsp. 28
General Approach to Solving the Rigid-rotor Hamiltonianp. 30
The Energy Levels of Spherical Top Moleculesp. 31
The Energy Levels of Linear Moleculesp. 31
The Energy Levels of Symmetric Top Moleculesp. 33
The General Asymmetric Rotor Problemp. 34
The Rotational Eigenfunctionsp. 45
Interaction of Radiation with a Rotating Moleculep. 61
The Energy of a Molecule in an External Fieldp. 61
Field Time Dependencep. 62
Absorption and Emission Induced by Electric Dipole Interactionsp. 65
Dipole Moment Matrix Elements and Selection Rulesp. 69
Population Factorsp. 81
Line Shapes and Line Widthsp. 85
Spectral Intensityp. 87
Raman Scatteringp. 90
Basic Rotational Spectra and Analysisp. 95
The Absorption Spectra of Linear Moleculesp. 95
The Absorption Spectra of Symmetric Topsp. 98
The Absorption Spectra of Asymmetric Rotorsp. 99
Raman Spectrap. 110
Vibration-Rotation Interactionsp. 112
The Vibration-Rotation Hamiltonian for Semi-rigid Moleculesp. 112
The Semi-rigid Diatomic Moleculep. 115
Expansion of the Vibration-Rotation Hamiltonianp. 122
General Vibration-Rotation Theory Procedurep. 125
Centrifugal Distortion in Polyatomic Moleculesp. 132
The Interpretation of Vibration-Rotation [alpha] Constantsp. 140
The Inertial Defectp. 142
l-type Doublingp. 145
Fermi and Coriolis Resonancesp. 148
Spectra of Semi-rigid Moleculesp. 149
Structure Determinationp. 156
The Stark Effectp. 164
The Interaction between an Electric Charge Distribution and an Electric Potentialp. 164
The Stark Interactionp. 165
First-order Stark Effectp. 166
Second-order Stark Effectp. 168
Stark Effect Patterns and Line Assignmentsp. 173
Dipole Moment Determinationp. 176
Nuclear Quadrupole Hyperfine Interactionsp. 179
Electric Interactions Involving the Nucleusp. 179
Spherical Tensorsp. 180
The Quadrupole Hamiltonian and Energy-level Expressionsp. 182
Spectra with Quadrupole Hyperfine Structurep. 188
Flexible Moleculesp. 196
Definition of a Flexible Moleculep. 196
Internal Rotationp. 197
Inversion of Ammoniap. 216
Ring Puckeringp. 220
Quasi-linear Molecules and Quasi-symmetric Topsp. 222
Rotational Spectra of Linear Molecules with Electronic Angular Momentump. 224
Electronic Angular Momentump. 224
Classification of Electronic States of Linear Moleculesp. 224
Interactions Involving Electronic Angular Momentump. 226
Hund's Coupling Casesp. 228
Energy Levels and Spectra; Hund's Cases a, b, and a-bp. 230
Electron Resonance Spectra of Diatomic Moleculesp. 239
Experimental Techniquesp. 250
Microwave Spectrometersp. 251
Frequency Multiplier Millimetre Wave Techniquesp. 255
Far Infra-red Fourier Transform Interferometersp. 256
Lamb Dip Techniquesp. 258
Molecular Beam Techniques, Maser Spectrometersp. 259
Acoustic Detection Spectrometersp. 261
Multiple Resonance Experimentsp. 261
Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopyp. 262
Raman Spectrap. 262
Other Experimental Techniquesp. 263
App. A1 Notationp. 264
App. A1.1 Units of Angular Momentum Operators and Parametersp. 264
App. A1.2 Angular Momentum Quantum Numbersp. 264
App. A1.3 Zero Point and Equilibrium Quantitiesp. 265
App. A1.4 Cartesian Indicesp. 265
App. A1.5 Summation Conventionp. 266
App. A1.6 Permutation Symbol e[subscript ijk]p. 266
App. A2 Angular Velocities, [omega[subscript alpha]]p. 269
App. A3 Reduction of the Double Commutator [J[superscript 2], [J[superscript 2], T]]p. 269
App. A4 Second-order Perturbation Contributionsp. 270
App. A5 The Two-dimensional Harmonic Oscillatorp. 271
App. A6 Kraitchman's Equationsp. 272
App. A7 Diatomic Molecular Potential Constantsp. 273
App. A8 The Van Vleck Transformationp. 274
Referencesp. 278
Author Indexp. 293
Subject Indexp. 299
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