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Algebraic Jacobian expressions are given describing the sensitivity of upper-state ro-vibrational energy levels to changes in Coriolis zeta coefficients. For two and three interacting states closed formulae are derived. For non-degenerate, multiple interactions two alternative approaches are used. One method is novel and consists of the application of the “mixing matrices”, the other is the use of first-order perturbation theory.1
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In a recent paperRowe andWilson [9] have also derived formulae for the derivatives of rotational energy levels in perturbed spectra, utilizing the Hellmann—Feynmann theorem as described in [8]. Their Equation 9. in [9] can be shown to be equivalent to the α-type perturbation expression insection 5.2 ifF=2A ζ a rs Ω rs , the approximation specified inFootnote 7 here is used, and it is realized that in this work the vibrational wavefunctions are phased.
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Nemes, L. Ro-vibrational energy Jacobians with respect to Coriolis zeta coefficients. Acta Physica 39, 59–74 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03157018
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03157018