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Ionization potentials, spin-orbit coupling effects

Another important effect due to the spin-orbit coupling comes into play whether the upper ionic core is specifically involved or not. This is because the excitation dynamics is very sensitive not only to the ionization potential or binding energy of the active electron but also to m, the projection of the orbital angular momentum along the polarization axis. Since spin-orbit terms are not... [Pg.157]

The third critical point is the choice of the appropriate electronic structure method to treat the species in gas phase. The change of electronic configuration from the oxidized to the reduced species implies that electronic correlation effects are different and that spin-orbit coupling is likely to contribute differently for the two species. Most studies rely on DFT using either the PBE functional, a hybrid functional, or more recently a meta-functional of the Minnesota M06 family. Changing the functional can yield changes of the gas-phase ionization potential up to an eV. Unfortunately, we cannot compare these DFT values to the most reliable... [Pg.287]

Equations for the Fock space coupled cluster method, including all single, double, and triple excitations (FSCCSDT) for ionization potentials [(0,1) sector], are presented in both operator and spin orbital form. Two approximations to the full FSCCSDT equations are described, one being the simplest perturbative inclusion of triple excitation effects, FSCCSD+T(3), and a second that indirectly incorporates certain higher-order effects, FSCCSD+T (3). [Pg.271]

The ionization potentials and electron affinities of the atoms H, C, N, O and F have been computed by means of coupled-cluster methods using doubly augmented correlation-consistent one-electron basis sets in conjunction with explicitly correlated Slater-type geminals. Excitations up to the level of connected quintuples have been accounted for, and all orbitals in the core and valence shells have been correlated. Relativistic effects (spin-orbit as well as scalar) and diagonal Born-Oppenheimer corrections have been included. [Pg.79]


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