Multiplet Structures of Charged Fullerenes
arXiv:cond-mat/0405337 · doi:10.1088/0953-4075/37/13/006
Abstract
We calculated multiplet splittings for positively and negatively charged fullerene ions within the CAS SCF method, and extracted model parameters for the intramolecular Hamiltonian. The method treats correctly the symmetry of ground and excited states for partially occupied degenerate molecular orbitals. We compare our results to previous calculations by the LDA, MNDO and model SCF methods. The multiplet averaged Coulomb parameter U is about 3.1 eV for electrons and 3.2 eV for holes. The Hund's rule exchange parameter J is found to be 113 meV for electrons and 192 meV for holes.
accepted to J. Phys. B
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