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Local mode approximation oxygen modes

H2O in its electronic ground state is best described by a local mode expansion (Child and Halonen 1984 Child 1985 Halonen 1989). For the purpose of this chapter it suffices to consider a simple two-dimensional model in which the bending angle is frozen at its equilibrium value 104° and the oxygen atom is assumed to be infinitely heavy. For an exact three-dimensional treatment see Bacic, Watt, and Light (1988), for example. The approximate two-dimensional Hamiltonian reads... [Pg.319]


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