2006
DOI: 10.1080/00268970500282133
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Density dependence of electric properties of binary mixtures of inert gases

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“…The absence of contributions from the interaction induced dipole moment in the last expression results from its averaging to zero for electromagnetic fields in the optical range [31,42]. The DS(À4) ave (R, ) interaction induced dispersion coefficients are, together with the static induced electric dipole polarizability D ave (R, ), important also for the calculation of the second Kerr virial coefficient [43,44] and of the collisional induced scattering of light (CILS) [45,46].…”
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“…The absence of contributions from the interaction induced dipole moment in the last expression results from its averaging to zero for electromagnetic fields in the optical range [31,42]. The DS(À4) ave (R, ) interaction induced dispersion coefficients are, together with the static induced electric dipole polarizability D ave (R, ), important also for the calculation of the second Kerr virial coefficient [43,44] and of the collisional induced scattering of light (CILS) [45,46].…”
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confidence: 98%
“…Its frequency dependence can be written as a power series of !. Truncation at the second-order term yields [30,31] A. Baranowska-L À a¸czkowska et al…”
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“…Interaction-induced properties, 3 whose evaluation poses serious challenges, with high demands on the basis set and on the electron correlation treatment, have been the center of attention in the last few years. 6,7 In those studies both the internuclear potentials and the interaction-induced properties were obtained using size-extensive coupled-cluster methods-mainly coupled cluster singles and doubles 8 ͑CCSD͒ and CCSD with perturbative treatment of the triples 9 ͓CCSD͑T͔͒-and correlationconsistent basis sets extended with midbond functions. We employed state-of-the-art wave function and molecular property models, aiming at benchmark-quality data which could be of interest also in the process of refinement of thermophysical standards.…”
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