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Hello,
I am running excited state calculations and trying to get oscillator strengths (f) for electronic transitions. In the RASSI output, there are TWO tables--one for "dipole transition strengths" and another for "velocity transition strengths". Which values should I use? An example of the two tables (truncated) is below.
Thanks,
William Karney
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++ Dipole transition strengths:
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for osc. strength at least 0.10000000E-04
To From Osc. strength Einstein coefficients Ax, Ay, Az (sec-1) Total A (sec-1)
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1 2 0.80318990E-02 3810714.9 7386.2110 0.0000000 3818101.1
1 3 0.54112628E-02 4098865.4 225514.68 0.0000000 4324380.1
1 4 0.38455699E-03 24541.885 336384.70 0.0000000 360926.58
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++ Velocity transition strengths:
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for osc. strength at least 0.10000000E-04
To From Osc. strength Einstein coefficients Ax, Ay, Az (sec-1) Total A (sec-1)
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1 2 0.12770635E-01 5952838.1 117902.66 0.0000000 6070740.8
1 3 0.13028746E-02 995013.66 46171.177 0.0000000 1041184.8
1 4 0.28105601E-02 2631401.7 6454.0406 0.0000000 2637855.7
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William Karney
Prof. of Chemistry and Environmental Science
University of San Francisco
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They are different approximations to the oscillator strength. Just google "length velocity oscillator strength". I don't think there's a definitive answer for which one is best, that's why you get both.
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