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A numerical variational method for calculating vibration intervals of bent triatomic molecules

A new combination of known methods is used to calculate vibrational energies and wave functions for bent symmetric triatomic molecules. The algorithm is a variational procedure which uses curvilinear coordinates, a numerical basis set, and numerical quadrature. Molecules studied include H2O, O3, H2D+, H2T+, and D2T+.

G. D. Carney | D. Cropek

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