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The remaining combinations vanish for symmetry reasons [the operator transforms according to B (A") hreducible representation]. The nonvanishing of the off-diagonal matrix element fl+ is responsible for the coupling of the adiabatic electronic states. 

After integrating over all electronic coordinates except for 0, the electronic operator transforms into the potential for bending vibrations has the fonn... 

Using the faet that the quadratie operators transform aeeording to the irredueible representations ... 

Under this transformation the field operators transform as follows ... 

Furthermore, one readily verifies that under Ue the equation of motion for tp(x) goes over into that for ( ), and conversely. The current operator transforms under Uc as follows ... 

In this case the anti-unitary operator a0 may be chosen to be (E a)8. Consider how this operator transforms the basis functions. 

Electromagnetic potential operators, transformation properties, 692 Electronic circuit analysis, 338 Electron magnetic moment anomaly, 722... 

Two systems of equations are said to be equivalent if they have the same solution sets. Dantzig (1998) proved that the following operations transform a given linear system into an equivalent system ... 

In this section analytical expressions for ENDOR transition frequencies and intensities will be given, which allow an adequate description of ENDOR spectra of transition metal complexes. The formalism is based on operator transforms of the spin Hamiltonian under the most general symmetry conditions. The transparent first and second order formulae are expressed as compact quadratic and bilinear forms of simple equations. Second order contributions, and in particular cross-terms between hf interactions of different nuclei, will be discussed for spin systems possessing different symmetries. Finally, methods to determine relative and absolute signs of hf and quadrupole coupling constants will be summarized. 

For the evaluation of energy levels, ENDOR frequencies and nuclear transition probabilities from the spin Hamiltonian (3.1), we apply the generalized operator transform method, published by Schweiger et al.55, which is only based on the assumptions 3fEZ > and 2fhfs s> 3 Q. No restrictions are made on the relative magnitudes of 3 hfs and... 

Application of the generalized operator transform yields for a single nucleus the following nuclear transition probability for zeroth-order base functions45 ... 

In the case of the molecule 2,4,6-C6H3D3, the in-plane dipole operator transforms like E, and its explicit form is... 

In the ideal case of free Eu + ions, we first must observe that the components of the electric dipole moment, e x, y, z), belong to the irreducible representation in the full rotation group. This can be seen, for instance, from the character table of group 0 (Table 7.4), where the dipole moment operator transforms as the T representation, which corresponds to in the full rotation group (Table 7.5). Since Z)° x Z) = Z) only the Dq -> Fi transition would be allowed at electric dipole order. This is, of course, the well known selection rule A.I = 0, 1 (except for / = 0 / = 0) from quantum mechanics. Thus, the emission spectrum of free Eu + ions would consist of a single Dq Ei transition, as indicated by an arrow in Figure 7.7 and sketched in Figure 7.8. 

We can define a projection operator to select the even or odd component of F x, y, z), using symmetry operators. Define the effect of a spatial symmetry operator on a function by letting the operator transform the variables in the argument of the function and then evaluating the function. Recall, for example,... 

Using the fact that the quadratic operators transform according to the irreducible representations ... 

Using the standard operator transformation of quantum mechanics... 

Suppose one first considers electric-dipole and magnetic-dipole transitions. As is now well recognized, these are the major contributors to rare-earth absorption and emission spectra. We know that the electric-dipole operator transforms as a polar vector, that is, just as the coordinates (23, 24). This means that it has odd parity under an inversion operation. On the other hand, the magnetic-dipole operator transforms as an axial vector or pseudovector and of course must have even parity (23, 24). 

Selection rules arise on considering how the transition operator f(t) transforms under the double group SF El We note that if f(t) is spin free it transforms the same way under SF El ° a as it does under S SF. Selection rules follow from the Wigner-Eckart theorem, just as for the spin-free case discussed in Section III. Selection rules for operators which contain spin may also be derived on considering22 how such operators transform in S SF El... 

We list here some operations transforming a map M into another map M. ... 

The probability of a transition being induced by interaction with electromagnetic radiation is proportional to the square of the modulus of a matrix element of the form where the state function that describes the initial state transforms as F, that describing the final state transforms as Tk, and the operator (which depends on the type of transition being considered) transforms as F. The strongest transitions are the El transitions, which occur when Q is the electric dipole moment operator, — er. These transitions are therefore often called electric dipole transitions. The components of the electric dipole operator transform like x, y, and z. Next in importance are the Ml transitions, for which Q is the magnetic dipole operator, which transforms like Rx, Ry, Rz. The weakest transitions are the E2 transitions, which occur when Q is the electric quadrupole operator which, transforms like binary products of x, v, and z. 

It will be more economical in the first two sections to label the coordinates of a point P by xi x2 x3. Symmetry operations transform points in space so that under a proper or improper rotation A, P(xi x2 x3) is transformed into P (xi x x3 ). The matrix representation of this... 

Each of the three C2 operators transforms (j> into 5 (see Figure 17.4). 

Partitioning technique refers to the division of data into isolated sections and it was put into successful practice in connection with matrix operations. Lowdin, in his pioneering studies, [21, 22] developed standard finite dimensional formulas into general operator transformations, including treatments appropriate for both the bound state and the continuous part of the spectrum, see also details in later appendices. Complementary generalizations to resonance-type problems were initiated in Ref. [23], and simple variational formulations were demonstrated in Refs. [24,25]. Note that analogous forms were derived for the Liouville equation [26, 27] and further developed in connection with a retarded-advanced subdynamics formulation [28]. 

From Eq. (G.6) we obtain appropriate probability information via the system operators T = jl T2), while the transformation formulas (G.4) correspond to proper truth-values consistent with Eq. (G.7). The new eigenvectors here are obtained as a superposition of vectors corresponding to legitimate input values for p = 1. For T2 = 0, Eq. (G.6) gives the classical result p =, i.e., no information at all. Consequently r yields a bias to the no information platform. Note that the operator T, or the truth matrix T, is a nonclassical quantity (operator), which will play a crucial role below serving as the square root of the relevant bias" part of the system operator transforming the input information accordingly. 

From the given expression for dE/dt it follows that, in fact, one does not need the full knowledge of the operator transformation, i.e., one does not need to know the complex parameters /r,(f) and, (0- It is sufficient to know I i i(t) 2. To find the latter quantity, one does not necessarily need to diagonalize the Hamiltonian. It is much easier to obtain this parameter from the ocexp(io>, t) term of the large time asymptotic of the phonon correlation function Dt(t, r) = (0lx,(t + t)x,(0I0) with t averaged over a vibrational period. Indeed, taking... 

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The quadmpoie operator transforms as WY V and makes the 1 s —> 3d transition electric quadmpoie allowed when the dY v2 orbital (in molecular coordinates) bisects the k and E vectors (which define the laboratory coordinates). Quadmpoie intensity is usually very low however, at —9000 eV the wavelength of light is — 1.4 A and in this case the long-wave approximation no longer holds and higher terms in the multipole expansion in Equation 1.2 become important. 

It may obtain after the simple operator transformation (see the works [5, 9])... 

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