<p>The possibility of employing a method for determining the pure electronic transition (<i>E</i><sub>00</sub>) in molecular electronic spectra using the quantum fluctuation theorem (QFT) with perturbations decreasing the elementary transition intensity and acting as its screening is considered. For this, a screening coefficient, i.e., a coefficient for decreasing the spectral intensity because of screening to a value satisfying the QFT, is introduced into the main QFT relation for the electronic transition. Examples of molecular electronic spectra from the visible, UV, and x-ray regions are used to show that introduction of a screening coefficient brings the spectrum into conformity with QFT conditions and, consequently, with the conditions for determining the pure electronic transition using it. <i>E</i><sub>00</sub> in the proposed model is shown to depend on the screening coefficient, with <i>E</i><sub>00</sub> closest to the true value corresponding to the lowest screening coefficient.</p>

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Determination of Pure Electronic Transition in Molecular Electronic Spectra with Screening

  • V. A. Tolkachev

摘要

The possibility of employing a method for determining the pure electronic transition (E00) in molecular electronic spectra using the quantum fluctuation theorem (QFT) with perturbations decreasing the elementary transition intensity and acting as its screening is considered. For this, a screening coefficient, i.e., a coefficient for decreasing the spectral intensity because of screening to a value satisfying the QFT, is introduced into the main QFT relation for the electronic transition. Examples of molecular electronic spectra from the visible, UV, and x-ray regions are used to show that introduction of a screening coefficient brings the spectrum into conformity with QFT conditions and, consequently, with the conditions for determining the pure electronic transition using it. E00 in the proposed model is shown to depend on the screening coefficient, with E00 closest to the true value corresponding to the lowest screening coefficient.