1998
DOI: 10.1063/1.475702
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Sub-microhartree accuracy potential energy surface for H3+ including adiabatic and relativistic effects. I. Calculation of the potential points

Abstract: Sixty-nine points of the Born–Oppenheimer (BO) potential energy surface (PES) for the ground state of H3+ have been computed using explicitly correlated Gaussian wave functions with optimized nonlinear parameters. The calculated points have an absolute error of about 0.02 cm−1 (0.1 microhartree), i.e., they are by at least one order of magnitude more accurate than ever reported. Similarly accurate adiabatic and relativistic corrections have also been evaluated by means of the Born–Handy formula and by direct p… Show more

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“…7,26 However, as we have stressed above, this absolute error is not as important as the error in energy differences with respect to a reference zero energy. Since we have computed the very accurate 69 points quoted recently by Cencek et al, 7 it is possible to obtain a root-mean-square ͑rms͒ deviation of our energy differences errors, taken as zero energy value the corresponding energy of the equilibrium geometry both for our energy differences ͑zero energy at Ϫ1.343 100 a.u.͒ as for the exact energy differences ͑zero energy at Ϫ1.343 835 a.u.͒. The resulting rms deviation is less than 17 cm Ϫ1 .…”
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“…7,26 However, as we have stressed above, this absolute error is not as important as the error in energy differences with respect to a reference zero energy. Since we have computed the very accurate 69 points quoted recently by Cencek et al, 7 it is possible to obtain a root-mean-square ͑rms͒ deviation of our energy differences errors, taken as zero energy value the corresponding energy of the equilibrium geometry both for our energy differences ͑zero energy at Ϫ1.343 100 a.u.͒ as for the exact energy differences ͑zero energy at Ϫ1.343 835 a.u.͒. The resulting rms deviation is less than 17 cm Ϫ1 .…”
Section: Potential Energy Calculationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It should be noted that the assignment is not a simple task, especially at high energies, and we have also used the data from previous assignments. 7,48 In Table VI the eigenvalues for Jϭ0 are compared with those of previous works. The LPESs of Refs.…”
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