Vibronic mass computation for the -- manifold of molecular hydrogen
arXiv:2201.13205 · doi:10.1080/00268976.2022.2074905
Abstract
A variational procedure is described for the computation of the non-adiabatic mass-correction tensor applicable for multi-dimensional electronic manifolds. The 30-year-old computations of Wolniewicz, Dressler, and their co-workers are appended with the computed vibronic mass-correction functions corresponding to the ---- manifold of the hydrogen molecule. Initial results are reported for the vibronic energies. Necessary further improvements and further developments are discussed.
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