Precise computation of rovibronic resonances of molecular hydrogen: inner-well rotational states
arXiv:1904.08609 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.100.020501
Abstract
Selected states of the electronic manifold of the hydrogen molecule are computed as resonances of the four-body problem. Systematic improvement of the basis representation for the variational treatment is achieved through an energy-tracking optimization procedure. The resulting non-relativistic energy is converged within a few nano Hartree, while the predissociative width is found to be negligible at this level of accuracy. The four-particle non-relativistic energies are appended with relativistic and quantum electrodynamics corrections which close the gap between the experimental observations and earlier theoretical work.
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