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Anharmonic Corrections in Triatomic Molecules Exhibiting the Renner Effect

Jon T. Hougen, J. P. Jesson

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The effect of anharmonicity in linear triatomic molecules in II electronic states has been considered. Expressions for the anharmonic corrections to the vibrational energy are presented for molecules exhibiting a very small Renner effect and a small spin—orbit interaction.

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The effect of anharmonicity in linear triatomic molecules in II electronic states has been considered. Expressions for the anharmonic corrections to the vibrational energy are presented for molecules exhibiting a very small Renner effect and a small spin—orbit interaction.

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The effect of anharmonicity in linear triatomic molecules in II electronic states has been considered. Expressions for the anharmonic corrections to the vibrational energy are presented for molecules exhibiting a very small Renner effect and a small spin—orbit interaction.

Key concepts: Triatomic molecule, Anharmonicity, Atomic physics, Molecule, Chemistry, Vibrational energy, Physics, Quantum mechanics

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