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Practical and reliable approximation of nonadiabatic coupling terms between triplet electronic states using only adiabatic potential energies

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Abstract The nonadiabatic coupling terms (NACTs, Fij’s) between triplet electronic states can be well approximated with a very simple equation suggested recently [J. Chem. Phys. 146, 064107 (2017)], using only… Click to show full abstract

Abstract The nonadiabatic coupling terms (NACTs, Fij’s) between triplet electronic states can be well approximated with a very simple equation suggested recently [J. Chem. Phys. 146, 064107 (2017)], using only adiabatic potential energies ( V i a and V j a ). Furthermore, the second-order differentiation can be evaluated accurately from the energy gaps, ( V i a - V j a ) , at just three consecutive geometries, even at a point exhibiting severe singularity in the behaviour of NACTs. The performance of this approximation method was investigated for the couplings between the 3 3 Π and 4 3 Π states of NaK, between the 1 3 B 3 u and 2 3 B 3 u states of N2, and between the 2 3 A ″ and 3 3 A ″ states of methylene (CH2).

Keywords: coupling terms; triplet electronic; adiabatic potential; using adiabatic; nonadiabatic coupling; electronic states

Journal Title: Chemical Physics Letters
Year Published: 2018

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