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Pseudo-scalar representation

Theorem 16 The alternating sum of induced representations of the vertex nodes, edge arrows, and face rotations, is equal to the sum of the totally-symmetric representation, To, and the pseudo-scalar representation. Pc. The latter representation is symmetric under proper symmetry elements and antisymmetric under improper symmetry elements. [Pg.152]

In terms of irreducible representations, the symmetry of an L" set is converted to that of the L" set by multiplication by the odd-parity pseudo-scalar representation TJ [37]. [Pg.41]

The symmetry group of a linear molecule of different atoms is CKV. It is well-known that its irreducible representations are all two-dimensional except the two unidimensional ones that contain scalars and pseudo-scalars. The basis functions for each two-dimensional representations Ek are 4> k = e lk[Pg.51]


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