VALENCE EXCITED STATES OF CS: A STUDY OF EXTENSIVE SPIN-ORBIT PERTURBATIONS

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1976

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Ohio State University

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We have obtained new high-resolution data on some 25 vibrational levels of the Double exponent: use braces to clarifyd^{3}\Delta_{i}, a^{\prime}^{3}\Sigma^{+}, e^{3}\Sigma^{-}, a^{3}\Pid^{3}\Delta_{i}, a^{\prime}^{3}\Sigma^{+}, e^{3}\Sigma^{-}, a^{3}\Pi, and A1Π states of CS from uv absorption and emission spectra.1 Because of numerous perturbation crossings and substantial perturbation shifts from spin-orbit interactions, the extraction of true ""deperturbed"" parameters has presented a challenge to spectral analysis. We have resorted to fittings to Hamiltonian secular equations of dimension as large as 15×15, supplemented by second-order perturbation shifts computed from the empirical electronic state interactions. A sensitive test of the accuracy of the parameters of each state and the derived potential curves is whether the off-diagonal spin-orbit perturbation elements are proportional to the computed vibrational overlap integrals. The results which we present are obtained from several stages of iteration and exhibit consistency in most cases.

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Author Institution: Department of Physics, Fordham University; Laboratoire de Photophysique Mol'{e}culaire, Universit'{e} de Paris-Sud

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