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Kurt W. Sattelmeyer

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A comparison of excited state properties for iterative approximate triples linear response coupled cluster methods

2001

Abstract A computational study of the potential energy curves of the 1 Π state of BH, 1 Π state of CH + , 1 Σ u and 1 Π u states of C 2 , 1 Π state of CO, and 1 Π g and 1 Σ − u states of N 2 is carried out with the CC3 and CCSDT-3 corrections to EOMEE-CCSD. Good agreement in structure, vibrational frequencies, and excitation energies of these iterative triples-corrected methods with respect to experiment is found for most of these examples. However, deficiencies in the approximate treatment of triples is evident for BH and CH + .

Bond lengthCoupled clusterChemistryComputational chemistryExcited stateStructure (category theory)General Physics and AstronomyState (functional analysis)Physical and Theoretical ChemistryAtomic physicsDiatomic moleculePotential energyExcitationChemical Physics Letters
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On the photoelectron spectrum ofp-benzoquinone

2001

A high-resolution photoelectron spectrum of p-benzoquinone in the low energy (9.5–11.5 eV) region is reported and analyzed with the aid of simulations based on high-level ab initio calculations. The results generally support the notion that the two prominent spectral features in this region are each due to a pair of final ion states. The lower energy feature beginning near 10 eV is due to oxygen lone-pair ionizations, while that beginning near 11 eV comes from π electron removal. Contrary to previous interpretations of the spectrum, however, the results of this study indicate that the two π states are nearly degenerate, with the strongest peak in the photoelectron spectrum representing a co…

Photoemission spectroscopyAb initio quantum chemistry methodsChemistryDegenerate energy levelsSpectrum (functional analysis)General Physics and AstronomyElectronPhysical and Theoretical ChemistryAtomic physicsBenzoquinoneLower energyIonThe Journal of Chemical Physics
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On the vertical excitation energy of cyclopentadiene

2004

The vertical excitation energy for the lowest valence pi--pi(*) transition of cyclopentadiene is investigated. Using a combination of high-level theoretical methods and spectroscopic simulations, the vertical separation at the ground state geometry is estimated to be 5.43+/-0.05 eV. This value is intermediate between those calculated with coupled-cluster and multireference perturbation theory methods and is about 0.13 eV higher than the observed maximum in the absorption profile.

chemistry.chemical_compoundValence (chemistry)CyclopentadieneChemistryExcited stateTheoretical methodsGeneral Physics and AstronomyPhysical and Theoretical ChemistryAtomic physicsGround stateQuantum chemistryExcitationSpectral lineThe Journal of Chemical Physics
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