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Excited states and photochemistry of saturated molecules. IX. Vertical excited states of silane
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spelling | Gordon, Mark S. 0021-9606 1089-7690 AIP Publishing Physical and Theoretical Chemistry General Physics and Astronomy http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.436484 <jats:p>The vertical excited states of silane are investigated using ten different basis sets to systematically compare the effects of (a) Rydberg functions, (b) diffuse d functions, (c) valence d functions, and (d) a split valence shell. Wavefunctions are generated using all singly excited configurations, excluding inner shells. The low-lying singlet states are dominated by excitations into the diffuse orbitals, while low-lying triplets have significant valence character. Valence d functions have a minor effect on excitation energies if an adequate valence sp basis set is used. The main effect of Rydberg d functions is to introduce additional Rydberg states below the first ionization potential and above the s and p Rydberg levels.</jats:p> Excited states and photochemistry of saturated molecules. IX. Vertical excited states of silane The Journal of Chemical Physics |
spellingShingle | Gordon, Mark S., The Journal of Chemical Physics, Excited states and photochemistry of saturated molecules. IX. Vertical excited states of silane, Physical and Theoretical Chemistry, General Physics and Astronomy |
title | Excited states and photochemistry of saturated molecules. IX. Vertical excited states of silane |
title_full | Excited states and photochemistry of saturated molecules. IX. Vertical excited states of silane |
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