Vibronic coupling effects in magnetic vibrational circular dichroism. A model formalism for doubly degenerate states
- 1 December 1984
- journal article
- Published by AIP Publishing in The Journal of Chemical Physics
- Vol. 81 (11) , 4765-4773
- https://doi.org/10.1063/1.447526
Abstract
A formalism for magnetic vibrational circular dichroism (MVCD) of a model system is developed by considering vibronic coupling effects between a nondegenerate ground state and a degenerate excited state. Only one degenerate vibrational coordinate and one degenerate electronic excited state are considered in the model. A diabatic basis set representation was used for the vibronic functions paralleling previous Jahn–Teller effect formalisms. The parametrized model which results is shown to give MVCD A and B terms of a magnitude comparable to those previously observed for substituted benzenes. These model studies are suggestive that vibronic coupling effects are important for complete interpretation of MVCD spectra.Keywords
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