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Anharmonic coupling reduction

The local mode description with only one bond such as X-H being in motion at a time leads us to consider the polyatomic molecule as a single diatomic molecule M-H where H is hydrogen and M denotes the full rest of the molecule. The main advantage of this description is the dramatic reduction of the number of coupling constants. The anharmonic oscillator potential adopted in the local mode model is the Morse potential, which takes account of the dissociation energy De (53). [Pg.29]


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