1964
DOI: 10.1016/0022-2852(64)90067-0
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Effect of vibration and rotation on the internuclear distance

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“…In principle, the more approximate perturbational approach that we have employed for the zero-point corrections can be extended to evaluate effective geometries and averaged properties at thermal equilibrium for a given temperature. [73,74] To our knowledge, however, systematic tests and benchmarks for this method have not yet reported. [75] Clearly, further research efforts in this direction are warranted.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In principle, the more approximate perturbational approach that we have employed for the zero-point corrections can be extended to evaluate effective geometries and averaged properties at thermal equilibrium for a given temperature. [73,74] To our knowledge, however, systematic tests and benchmarks for this method have not yet reported. [75] Clearly, further research efforts in this direction are warranted.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…͗Q k ͘ T and ͗Q k 2 ͘ T are obtained using the known approximation of Toyama et al (35), as implemented in the AVIBR program (36). ͗Q k 2 ͘ T are computed from the zeroth order wavefunctions of the harmonic oscillators, i.e., over the harmonic vibrations of the molecule:…”
Section: B Rovibrational Averagingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For SF~-type molecules : Just as in equations (14) and (15), these terms are expressible in terms of oJ i and the L matrix elements in the transformation between the symmetry coordinates and normal coordinates. Bartell Temperature dependence of mean SI" bond length in SF6, calculated by the method of Toyama et al [7] (see text, equations (4)-(6)), compared with that calculated by the approximate method of Bartell [9]. The contributions (Bartell method).from Morse anharmonicity, non-bonded repulsion, bending centrifugal stretch, rotational centrifugal stretch and minor-cross terms are also indicated.…”
Section: The Morse Anharmonic Stretching Ismentioning
confidence: 98%