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9780486495408

RIGHTS REVERTED - Molecular Rotation Spectra

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  • ISBN13:

    9780486495408

  • ISBN10:

    048649540X

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2003-02-20
  • Publisher: Dover Publications
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Summary

This rigorous mathematical treatment offers a blend of the physical understanding necessary to formulate problems related to molecular rotation spectra and the abstract quantum mechanical expertise needed to solve them. 95 illustrations. 1975 edition.

Table of Contents

Quantum Mechanical Methods
1(11)
The Description of Molecular Rotation
1(1)
Molecular Energy and the Quantum Mechanical Hamiltonian
1(1)
The Harmonic Oscillator
2(5)
Non-diagonal Matrices
7(5)
The Perturbed Harmonic Oscillator Hamiltonian
7(1)
Matrix Diagonalization
8(2)
Perturbation Theory
10(2)
The Hamiltonian for a Rotating Molecule
12(10)
The Born--Oppenheimer Separation of Electronic and Nuclear Motion
12(2)
The Partition of the Nuclear Kinetic Energy
14(6)
Angular Momenta
20(2)
Angular Momentum and the Energy Levels of a Rigid Rotor
22(39)
Angular Momentum and Axes of Reference
22(1)
Space-fixed Angular Momentum
22(1)
The Eigenvalues of Angular-momentum Operators
23(3)
Molecule-fixed Angular Momentum
26(2)
The Eigenfunctions of the Angular Momentum Operators
28(2)
General Approach to Solving the Rigid-rotor Hamiltonian
30(1)
The Energy Levels of Spherical Top Molecules
31(1)
The Energy Levels of Linear Molecules
31(2)
The Energy Levels of Symmetric Top Molecules
33(1)
The General Asymmetric Rotor Problem
34(11)
Algebraic Solution for Low J Values
35(6)
Numerical Procedures
41(1)
Perturbation Solutions
42(2)
Expectation Values <J2α>
44(1)
The Rotational Eigenfunctions
45(16)
Symmetry and the Complete Hamiltonian
45(3)
Geometric Symmetry Operations
48(2)
The Symmetry of the Rotational Eigenfunctions
50(3)
Nuclear Spin and Statistical Weights
53(8)
Interaction of Radiation with a Rotating Molecule
61(34)
The Energy of a Molecule in an External Field
61(1)
Field Time Dependence
62(3)
Static Field Interactions, ω = 0
63(1)
Resonant Interactions with Oscillating Fields, ω = ωnm
63(1)
Non-resonant Interactions with Oscillating Fields, ω ≠ ωnm
64(1)
Absorption and Emission Induced by Electric Dipole Interactions
65(4)
The Absorption Coefficient
68(1)
Dipole Moment Matrix Elements and Selection Rules
69(12)
The General Selection Rules on j, k and m
71(1)
The Matrix Elements of S
72(3)
The Matrix Elements of μ and Molecular Selection Rules
75(6)
Population Factors
81(4)
Thermal Distribution over Vibrational States
82(1)
Thermal Distribution over Rotational States
83(2)
Line Shapes and Line Widths
85(2)
Spectral Intensity
87(3)
Raman Scattering
90(5)
Basic Rotational Spectra and Analysis
95(17)
The Absorption Spectra of Linear Molecules
95(3)
The Absorption Spectra of Symmetric Tops
98(1)
The Absorption Spectra of Asymmetric Rotors
99(11)
Raman Spectra
110(2)
Vibration--Rotation Interactions
112(52)
The Vibration--Rotation Hamiltonian for Semi-rigid Molecules
112(3)
The Semi-rigid Diatomic Molecule
115(7)
Perturbation Theory Approach to Vibration--Rotation Interactions in Diatomic Molecules
117(2)
High-resolution Rotational Spectra of Diatomic Molecules
119(3)
Expansion of the Vibration-Rotation Hamiltonian
122(3)
General Vibration--Rotation Theory Procedure
125(7)
Vibrational Hamiltonian, Hoν
127(3)
Vibrational Angular Momentum
130(1)
Energy-level Expressions
130(2)
Centrifugal Distortion in Polyatomic Molecules
132(8)
Centrifugal Distortion in Symmetric Top Molecules
134(4)
Centrifugal Distortion in Asymmetric Rotors
138(2)
The Interpretation of Vibration-Rotation α Constants
140(2)
The Inertial Defect
142(3)
l-type Doubling
145(3)
Fermi and Coriolis Resonances
148(1)
Spectra of Semi-rigid Molecules
149(7)
Centrifugal Distortion Effects in Symmetric Top Molecules
149(2)
Vibrational Satellites, l-doubling
151(5)
Structure Determination
156(8)
The Equilibrium Structure
156(2)
The rs Substitution, and rm Methods
158(3)
General Problems in Structure Determinations
161(3)
The Stark Effect
164(15)
The Interaction between an Electric Charge Distribution and an Electric Potential
164(1)
The Stark Interaction
165(1)
First-order Stark Effect
166(2)
Second-order Stark Effect
168(5)
Stark Effect Patterns and Line Assignments
173(3)
Dipole Moment Determination
176(3)
Nuclear Quadrupole Hyperfine Interactions
179(17)
Electric Interactions Involving the Nucleus
179(1)
Spherical Tensors
180(2)
The Quadrupole Hamiltonian and Energy-level Expressions
182(6)
Spectra with Quadrupole Hyperfine Structure
188(8)
Flexible Molecules
196(28)
Definition of a Flexible Molecule
196(1)
Internal Rotation
197(19)
The Hamiltonian for Internal Rotation
198(3)
The Solution of the Torsional Hamiltonian, Hτ
201(6)
The Coupling of Internal Rotation with Overall Rotation
207(1)
Barrier Height Determination from Internal Rotation Splittings
208(6)
General Survey of Systems with Internal Rotation
214(2)
Inversion of Ammonia
216(4)
Spectra of Ammonia
218(2)
Ring Puckering
220(2)
Quasi-linear Molecules and Quasi-symmetric Tops
222(2)
Rotational Spectra of Linear Molecules with Electronic Angular Momentum
224(26)
Electronic Angular Momentum
224(1)
Classification of Electronic States of Linear Molecules
224(2)
Interactions Involving Electronic Angular Momentum
226(2)
Spin--Orbit Coupling
227(1)
Spin--Rotation Interactions
227(1)
Spin--Spin Interactions
228(1)
Λ-doubling
228(1)
Hund's Coupling Cases
228(2)
Energy Levels and Spectra; Hund's Cases a, b, and a--b
230(9)
Hund's Case a Limit
232(1)
Hund's Case b Limit
233(2)
Λ-doubling Energy
235(4)
Electron Resonance Spectra of Diatomic Molecules
239(11)
The Hamiltonian for Electron Resonance
240(2)
The Energy of a Free Radical in a Magnetic Field
242(2)
Electron Resonance Spectra
244(4)
Analysis
248(2)
Experimental Techniques
250(14)
Microwave Spectrometers
251(4)
Microwave Sources
251(2)
Microwave Cells
253(2)
Detection and Amplification
255(1)
Frequency Multiplier Millimetre Wave Techniques
255(1)
Far Infra-red Fourier Transform Interferometers
256(2)
Lamb Dip Techniques
258(1)
Molecular Beam Techniques, Maser Spectrometers
259(2)
Acoustic Detection Spectrometers
261(1)
Multiple Resonance Experiments
261(1)
Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
262(1)
Raman Spectra
262(1)
Other Experimental Techniques
263(1)
Appendixes
264(14)
A1 Notation
264(5)
A1.1 Units of Angular Momentum Operators and Parameters
264(1)
A1.2 Angular Momentum Quantum Numbers
264(1)
A1.3 Zero Point and Equilibrium Quantities
265(1)
A1.4 Cartesian Indices
265(1)
A1.5 Summation Convention
266(1)
A1.6 Permutation Symbol eijk
266(3)
A2 Angular Velocities, ωα
269(1)
A3 Reduction of the Double Commutator [J2, [J2, T]]
269(1)
A4 Second-order Perturbation Contributions
270(1)
A5 The Two-dimensional Harmonic Oscillator
271(1)
A6 Kraitchman's Equations
272(1)
A7 Diatomic Molecular Potential Constants
273(1)
A8 The Van Vleck Transformation
274(4)
References 278(15)
Author Index 293(6)
Subject Index 299

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