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1 PHY 745 Group Theory 111150 AM MWF Olin 102 Plan for Lecture 24 Jahn Teller Effect S ection 77 in DDJ Example of tetrahedral molecule with doubly or triply degenerate electronic states ID: 656244

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PHY 745 Group Theory

11-11:50 AM MWF Olin 102

Plan for Lecture 24:

Jahn

-Teller Effect

S

ection 7.7 in

DDJ

Example of tetrahedral molecule with doubly or triply degenerate electronic states.

Ref: Grosso and

Pastori

Parravinci

, SSP, Chap.

8, Wang et al. JCP 93, 6318 (1990) Slide2

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Symmetry analysis of vibrations of

tetrahedral systemSlide5

s

d

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Visualization of symmetry elements

http://symmetry.otterbein.edu/tutorial/methane.html

C

3

C

2

S

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D

z

1

D

x

1

D

y

1

D

z

4

D

x

4

D

y

4

D

z

3

D

x

3

D

y

3

D

z

2

D

x

2

D

y

2

D

z

5

D

x

5

D

y

5

Construct 15-component vector V describing the 3-dimensional motion of the 5 atoms in CH

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D

z

1

D

x

1

D

y

1

D

z

4

D

x

4

D

y

4

D

z

3

D

x

3

D

y

3

D

z

2

D

x

2

D

y

2

D

z

5

D

x

5

D

y

5

D

y

5

D

z

5

D

x

5

D

y

1

D

z

1

D

x

1

D

y

2

D

z

2

D

x

2

D

y

4

D

z

4

D

x

4

D

y

3

D

z

3

D

x

3

Alternate coordinate systemSlide8

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All motions: 

A

1

+E+T

1

+3T

2

Translations:

T

2

Rotations

:

T

1

Vibrations:

A

1

+E+2T

2

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Some equations

nuclei

electrons

Nuclear part:Slide13

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Some equations -- continued

Transform coordinates to

q

1

and

q

2

amplitudes of the two

E

symmetry normal modesSlide14

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Some equations -- continued

Diagonalize

nuclear Hamiltonian

More detailed Hamiltonian from JCP paper:Slide16

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Solved numerically

P

4

+Slide17

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As

4

+

Sb

4

+