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1 Computer Spectrometers
Nike Dattani Kyoto University

2 At what number of electrons
do you think theory is no longer able to match the best experiments? Experimental energy gap is hyperfine structure according to table 4 of: He (from Table VIII of Experimental: (16) Theoretical: Fourth order means: alpha^4 2

3 1e- : H Hyperfine splitting
(1) mHz (present best experiment) (present best theory) Discrepancy is 7.5 milli-Hartree What’s missing is the effect of the nuclear structure !!! Experimental energy gap is hyperfine structure according to table 4 of: He (from Table VIII of Experimental: (16) Theoretical: Fourth order means: alpha^4 3

4 1e- : Mu (p+ in H is replaced by μ+)
Hyperfine splitting (1) Hz (experiment) Hz (theory) Muonium Experimental energy gap is hyperfine structure according to table 19 of: He (from Table VIII of Experimental: (16) Theoretical: Fourth order means: alpha^4 4

5 QED: Electromagnetism
QFD: Weak nuclear interaction QCD: Strong nuclear interaction QGD: Gravity Q5D: “Fifth forces”

6 QED: Electromagnetism
QFD: Weak nuclear interaction QCD: Strong nuclear interaction QGD: Gravity (Dream) Q5D: “Fifth forces” (Nightmare)

7 1e- : Mu (p+ in H is replaced by μ+)
Hyperfine splitting (1) Hz (experiment) Hz (QED) 2e- : He Hyperfine splitting (7) cm-1 (experiment) (5) cm-1 (QED + nuclear structure) Muonium Experimental energy gap is hyperfine structure according to table 19 of: He (from Table VIII of Experimental: (16) Theoretical: Fourth order means: alpha^4 7

8 QED Electromagnetism QFD Weak nuclear QCD Strong nuclear
Darwin, Mass velocity, spin-spin, spin-orbit, orbit-orbit Dirac-Coulomb-Breit Schrodinger Eqn Lamb shift α2H2 + α4H4 + α5H5 + α6H6 + α7H7 ... QED Electromagnetism QFD Weak nuclear QCD Strong nuclear

9 Ionization energies in cm-1
Experimental energy gap is hyperfine structure according to table 4 of: He (from Table VIII of Experimental: (16) Theoretical: Fourth order means: alpha^4 9

10 Buy one, get everything! α2H2 + α4H4 + α5H5 + α6H6 + α7H7 ...
Experimental energy gap is hyperfine structure according to table 4 of: He (from Table VIII of Experimental: (16) Theoretical: Fourth order means: alpha^4 10

11 March 2017 Ionization energies in cm-1
Experimental energy gap is hyperfine structure according to table 4 of: He (from Table VIII of Experimental: (16) Theoretical: Fourth order means: alpha^4 March 2017 11

12 March 2017 March 2017 Ionization energies in cm-1
Experimental energy gap is hyperfine structure according to table 4 of: He (from Table VIII of Experimental: (16) Theoretical: Fourth order means: alpha^4 March 2017 March 2017 12

13 Total non-relativistic energy [Hartree]
Method H 1 -1/2 Exact He 2 Hylleraas Li 3 -7.478 060 323 910 134 843 Be 4  356 494 9 ECG B 5  867 537 C 6 -37.84

14 Total non-relativistic energy [Hartree]
Method Error H 1 -1/2 Exact He 2 Hylleraas Li 3 -7.478 060 323 910 134 843 -7.478 060 FCIQMC / aug-cc-pCV8Z 215 μEh Be 4  356 494 9 ECG  356 285 μEh B 5  867 537  867 308 μEh C 6 -37.84  229(2)

15 # e- Total non-relativistic energy Method Error Ga 31 (1) FCI QMC / aug-cc-pCV8Z - -1921. CCSD(T) 3 Eh Ge 32 (1) FCI QMC -2070. 6 Eh As 33 (19) 5 Eh Se 34 (14) -2400. 1 Eh Br 35 (58) -2572. Kr 36 (88) 100 mEh For Kr atom, FCI is like CCSD..TQPH

16 Carbon (6e-) June 2017 !

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20 Application: Custom-made molecules
Used 1000 digits for maple calculation 20

21 What we need to know # of atoms 50 kHz Energy of laser ∆E

22 What we need to know ∆E If we know energy to +/- 1 cm-1 +/- 30,000 MHz
120,000 measurements 1.8 years # of atoms 50 kHz ∆E

23 (H.B. Schlegel, Gordon Drake)
Best ab initio for Li2 (6e-) (H.B. Schlegel, Gordon Drake)

24 Vibrational Energies in cm-1
Schlegel & Drake Present (FCI QMC) Empirical BO ∞Li2 Diff. 5.0 (14) 0.14 cm-1 6.0 (32) 0.12 cm-1 6.5 -94.46 -96.39(12) -96.51 7.0 -64.68 -66.61(14) -66.51 0.10 cm-1 8.0 -30.20 -31.70(12) -31.72 0.02 cm-1 9.0 -14.73 -15.51(15) -15.55 0.04 cm-1 15 -0.63 -0.59(88) -0.64 0.05 cm-1 20 -0.11 -0.07(170) 30 (1100) 0.003 cm-1

25 Vibrational spectrum:

26 Thank You !!!


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