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Molecular Physics
An International Journal at the Interface Between Chemistry and Physics
Volume 83, 1994 - Issue 5
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Original Articles

Third-order analysis of rotatory strengths of f ↔ f transitions in chiral lanthanide systems

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Pages 1011-1020 | Received 18 May 1994, Accepted 01 Aug 1994, Published online: 22 Aug 2006
 

Abstract

The general expression for the rotatory strength of f ↔ f transitions in chiral lanthanide systems is presented. The approach is based on double perturbation theory, and the transition amplitude is defined within the static and dynamic models of central ion-ligand interactions. In order to include the perturbing influence of all single excitations from the 4f shell to one-electron states of given symmetry, the effective operators which contribute to the rotatory strength are expressed in terms of perturbed functions. In addition to the third-order electron correlation effective operators which have been already introduced into the theory of one- and two-photon processes in rare earth ions, new terms arising from the perturbing influence of the inter-space part of the even-rank crystal field potential are presented. The results of test ab initio calculations performed for Na3[Eu-(oxydiacetate)3].2NaClO4.6H2O are analysed in order to establish the relative importance of new effective operators in the theoretical description of chiroptical properties of lanthanide systems.

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