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HCl, Deperturbation E1, V14, V15 (slides 2-7 ) E0, V10, V11 (slides 8-10 ) Instruction about how to perform deperturbation calculations: & Information sheet (for HCl, Ei; i = 0,1 & V(v´); v = 10,11,14,15):
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v1,v2,v3 V15 E1 85836 V14 Unrealistic region 123 W/cm-1
Lay:0, Gr:0
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HCl, E1, V14, V15 B1 Unrealistic region 123 W/cm-1
Lay:1, Gr:1
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HCl, E1, V14, V15 D1 Unrealistic region 123 W/cm-1
= ± Deviation of D1 from 0 is a resonable measure of distortion, i.e. one might expect D1 (unperturbed) to be close to zero analogous to that for X(HCl) (De= E-4 = 0.53E-3= <= NIST) and X(HCl+) (De= 5.477E-4 = 0.547E-3= <= NIST ) = ± = ± = ± Unrealistic region = ± 123 W/cm-1 Lay:2, Gr:2
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HCl, E1, V14, V15 v1 =85917 ± 1.87 =85912 ± 2.06 =85902 ± 2.57 =85884 ± 3.56 =85845 ± 7.54 =85842 ± 123 =85888 ± 704 =85954 ± 717 =86200 ± 2.89 B1 = ± 0.241 = ± 0.238 = ± 0.271 = ± 0.334 =9.978 ± 0.52 = ± 6.08 = ± 32.8 = ± 28.6 = ± 0.428 D1 = ± = ± = ± = ± = ± = ± = ± 0.258 = ± 0.237 = ± v2 =85674 ± 1.17 =85682 ± 1.31 =85697 ± 1.64 =85722 ± 2.34 =85770 ± 5.87 =85810 ± 115 =85822 ± 612 =85838 ± 520 =85814 ± 4.97 B2 =6.162 ± 0.106 = ± 0.117 =5.949 ± 0.146 = ± 0.196 = ± 0.384 = ± 6.09 = ± 31 = ± 24.8 = ± 0.536 D2 = ± = ± = ± = ± = ± = ± = ± 0.32 = ± 0.288 = ± v3 =86403 ± 0.643 =86399 ± 0.695 =86393 ± 0.817 =86384 ± 0.973 =86376 ± 1.18 =86360 ± 10.6 =86336 ± 93 =86286 ± 190 =85977 ± 7 B3 =4.256 ± = ± = ± 0.113 =4.232 ± 0.139 = ± 0.167 = ± 0.798 = ± 3.39 = ± 4.53 = ± 0.816 D3 = ± = ± = ± = ± = ± = ± = ± = ± 0.262 = ± W =25 ± 0 =50 ± 0 =75 ± 0 =100 ± 0 =123 ± 0 =150 ± 0 =175 ± 0 =200 ± 0 =225 ± 0 B0 =10.44 ± 0 D0 = ± 0 W12(max)=DE/2 = 246/2=
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HCl, E1, V14, V15 D1 ! -6.71E-05 124.6 W/cm-1 Lay:3, Gr:3
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HCl, E1, V14, V15 v1 =85853 ± 6.19 =85841 ± 8.22 =85840 ± 8.62 =85838 ± 9.04 =85836 ± 9.55 =85835 ± 10.1 B1 = ± 0.462 =10.11 ± 0.549 = ± 0.566 =10.25 ± 0.584 = ± 0.606 = ± 0.628 D1 -6.71E-05 v2 =85760 ± 4.61 =85773 ± 6.52 =85775 ± 6.9 =85777 ± 7.31 =85779 ± 7.81 =85781 ± 8.31 B2 = ± 0.321 = ± 0.417 = ± 0.437 =4.058 ± 0.456 = ± 0.483 = ± 0.508 D2 = ± = ± = ± = ± = ± = ± v3 =86377 ± 1.13 =86375 ± 1.2 =86375 ± 1.22 =86375 ± 1.24 =86375 ± 1.26 =86375 ± 1.28 B3 = ± 0.162 = ± 0.169 = ± 0.171 = ± 0.172 = ± 0.174 = ± 0.176 D3 = ± = ± = ± = ± = ± = ± W 120 124 124.5 125 125.5 126 B0 =10.44 ± 0 D0 = ± 0
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( ): unrealistic points
B1 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ): unrealistic points ( ) D1 => correlation between B1 and D1, i.e. highest B1 value for D1 closest to 0 Lay:8, Gr:8
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HCl, E0, V10, V11 v1,v2,v3 V11 E0 83697 V10 W/cm-1 Unrealistic region
Lay:7, Gr:7
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HCl, E0, V10, V11 B1 W/cm-1 Lay:4, Gr:4
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HCl, E0, V10, V11 D1 W/cm-1 Lay:5, Gr:5
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HCl, E0, V10, V11 B1 D1 => correlation between B1 and D1, i.e. highest B1 value for D1 closest to 0 Lay:6, Gr:6
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No significant change in D(v1)
HCl, E0, V10, V11 B1 D1 W v1 v2 v3 4.9336 150 83765 83513 84154 5.2599 160 83758 83525 84144 7.995 170 83739 83543 84141 7.5216 175 83736 83552 84137 7.6682 180 83727 83566 84134 8.268 185 83713 83584 84132 8.4503 186 83708 83588 84131 8.602 187 83704 83593 8.7473 189 83698 83601 84130 8.7626 189.1 83697 83602 8.7279 189.2 8.7793 189.3 83603 8.7747 189.4 8.7699 189.7 83696 83604 84129 8.6616 190 8.647 191 83695 83607 84128 8.5023 192 83609 84127 7.8385 195 83613 84123 dep pert(J´=0) pert-dep. v1(E1;W=125) 85838 ours v1(E0;) 83697 D(v1) 2141 vi(E0) Field 2131.1 No significant change in D(v1)
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Let´s perform dep. calculations for different W´s
(i.e. WH ¹ WL) for E1,V14, V15:
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HCl, E1, V14, V15 for W2 = 123 v1 W3 / WH Lay:2, Gr:2
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HCl, E1, V14, V15 for W2 = 123 B1 W3 / WH Lay:0, Gr:0
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HCl, E1, V14, V15 for W2 = 123 D1 D(D1) = 0 – 0.001 cm-1 W3 / WH
Lay:1, Gr:1
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HCl, E1, V14, V15 for W2 = 123, W3 CHANGES as above B1
D(D1) = 0 – cm-1 D1 Lay:3, Gr:3
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Only small increase in W3 from 123 to about 129 (for W2 = 123)
HCl, E1, V14, V15 for W2 = 123, W3 CHANGES Only small increase in W3 from 123 to about 129 (for W2 = 123) -improves D1 (= cm-1) -increases B1 from 9.97 to 10,096 cm-1 -causes small increase in v1 ( > cm-1) v1 B1 D1 W2 W3 85845 9.9748 123 85846 10.015 125 85847 10.053 127 85848 10.075 128 10.096 129 85849 10.116 130 85856 10.327 140 85868 10.695 155 85877 10.986 165 85892 11.53 180
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I tried –to fix D1, and to vary W2 & W3 => W2 = 123 W3 = 110 +/- big error (typically)! - to use W2 = 125 and to vary W3 => W3 ca. 125 best!
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Now let´s check E0,....: Comparison with Fields work: Try this
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v1 W3 / WH ; Lay:6, Gr:6
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HCl, E0, V10, V11 for W2 = 187 B1 W3 / WH ; Lay:4, Gr:4
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HCl, E0, V10, V11 for W2 = 187 D1 D(D1) = 0 – 0.001 cm-1 W3 / WH
; Lay:5, Gr:5
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HCl, E0, V10, V11 for W2 = 187, W3 CHANGES as above B1
D1 ; Lay:7, Gr:7
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No significant change in D(v1)
B1 D1 W2 W3 83704 8.611 187 83707 8.6086 188 83713 8.8675 192 83715 8.9542 -6.81E-05 193 9.0138 193.5 83716 9.0665 194 83718 9.2962 196 83730 9.1723 200 83748 8.6123 205 83672 2.7465 231 dep pert(J´=0) pert-dep. v1(E1;W2=123;W3=129) 85848 v1(E0;W2=187,W3=193.5) 83715 ours D(v1) 2133 v1(E0) Field 2141.1 No significant change in D(v1)
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2) Could it be that W2 <187 and W3 > 193.5 For E0, V10,V11?
Now it looks like: 1) E1: B1= 10.10, D1 = , W2 = 123, W3 = 129 2) E0: B1= 9.01, D1= , W2 = 187, W3= 193.5 2) Could it be that W2 <187 and W3 > For E0, V10,V11? Search for D1 <0.001 and B1 > 9.01 for E0, V10,V11 => By trying W2 =180 and varying W3 > 180 => B1(max)= 8.37 only for D1(min) = (for W3 = 197) and V1= (which is even higher and makes D(v1) still smaller Ergo: this is not convincing Could W2 > 187 and W3 still higher? Tried: W2=190 and varying W3 >190 => B1(max)= 9.1 for D1(min) = 0 (for W3 = 193) and V1 = => no big change in D(v1) & Tried: W2 = 195 and varying W3 > 195 => B1(max)=9.2 for D1(min) = (NB D1 <0, always) V1 = => no big change in D(v1) Best Results! In agreement with Field et al.! No improvements! See:
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