1H3+ NMT spectroscopic model

Code Used:

DVR3D, (2004 published version)

INPUT:

Potential energy surface (PES) from Dinelli et al. (1995):  h3pdpt.f

Dipole moment surface (DMS) from Rohse et al. (1994): h3prkjk.dip

For basis sets etc. see Neale et al. (1996)

Notes:

The calculation was performed using C2v symmetry rather than the full D3h symmetry of H3+. Only odd states were considered. These odd states include both the "para" E (g=2) and "ortho" A2 states (g=4) but do not distinguish between them. Some states were hand-assigned an appropriate symmetry and have the correct nuclear spin degeneracy factor (g). However most states are of unknown symmetry and are given the statistically averaged value of g, 8/3.

Links

References

  1. Neale, L., Miller, S., Tennyson, J., "Spectroscopic properties of the H3+ molecule: a new calculated line list", Astrophysical Journal 464, 516-520 (1996). [link to article][96NeMiTe.H3+]
  2. Neale, L., Tennyson, J., "A high-temperature partition function for H3+", Astrophysical Journal 454, L169-L173 (1995). [link to article][95NeTexx.H3+]
  3. Dinelli, B. M., Polyansky, O. L., Tennyson, J., "Spectroscopically determined Born-Oppenheimer and adiabatic surfaces for H3+, H2D+, D2H+ and D3+", Journal of Chemical Physics 103, 10433-10438 (1995). [link to article][95DiPoTe.H3+]