A DPF analysis yields accurate analytic potentials for Li and Li that incorporate 3-state mixing near the -state asymptote
arXiv:1101.1361 · doi:10.1016/j.jms.2011.03.030
Abstract
A combined-isotopologue direct-potential-fit (DPF) analysis of optical and photoassociation spectroscopy data for the and states of Li has yielded accurate analytic potential energy functions for both states. The recommended M3LR potential for the of Li has a well depth of and equilibrium distance of Å, and the associated scattering lengths are Å for Li and Å for Li. For the state, in spite of a gap of (from ) for which there are no data, the DPF procedure has no difficulty determining an accurate overall potential. The state of the Li isotopologue has a well depth of and equilibrium distance of Å. The long-range tail of the recommended M3LR potential energy function for the state is defined by the lowest eigenvalue of a long-range interstate coupling matrix to take into account the 3-state mixing near its asymptote.
18 pages, 7 figures
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