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Rotation-free atomic polarizability

In diis section a method for interpretation of Raman intensities based on further transformations of atomic polarizability tensors is presented. The formulation was recently proposed by Ehidev and Galabov [333], A new molecular quantity - effective induced bond charge, Ok introduced. The effective induced bond charges are obtained from rotation-free atomic polarizability tensors following the strate as outlined by Galabov, Dudev and nieva [146] in the infrared case (Section 4.IV). The Ok parameters are expected to be associated with polarizability properties of valence bonds. [Pg.261]

In this equation ax(v) is the atomic polarizability tensor free from any rotational contribution. Its elements are, however, still interrelated through the dependency condition (9.84). The problem can be solved if a set of bond displacement coordinates [Eqs. (4.96) and (4.97)] instead of atomic displacement coordinates is used. A rotation-free bond polarizability tensor is defined as... [Pg.262]


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