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valence-Rydberg mixing 746, 1106 valence-universal (VU) methods 136–7, 583 van der Waals
bonding 533–4 clusters 176, 185
collision-induced absorption 1101, 1112–14 complexes 1099, 1101, 1112–15
forces 919, 927–8, 1048 interactions 109, 690, 714, 927, 974 law 1048
molecules 1048, 1064–72
van Vleck perturbation 169, 509, 512 vapor pressure 833
variational principle 12, 18, 32
ab initio vibrational spectroscopy 175 exchange-correlation 674
molecular spectroscopy 1102 multiconfigurational quantum chemistry
733 Ritz 118, 125
variational theory (VT) 137–8, 252–4 variational transition state theory (VTST)
67–84
canonical 69–74, 81–3 condensed phase reactions 77–83 free energy of activation 72, 80–3 gas phase reactions 68–77
quantized dynamical bottlenecks 77, 90 quantized generalized transition state 73–4 rate constants 67–74, 77–83
reaction paths 230–1, 239, 241 solid-state reactions 77–83 thermodynamic formulation 72, 80 variable reaction coordinates 76
VAX 11/780 minicomputer 5 VB see valence bonds
VBCI see valence bond configuration interaction
VBCMD see valence bond configuration mixing diagrams
VBSCD see valence bond state correlation diagrams
VCI see vibrational configuration interaction VDZ see valence double zeta
vector computing architectures 5
VEH see Valence Effective Hamiltonian velocity 237, 427
verifications, transition states 230 Verlet algorithm 226, 427
1307
vertical charge transfer 649–50 vertical electron affinity 443–4, 648–9 vertical excitation energy 754–6
vertical ionization potentials 443–4, 649–50 vertices 121–3, 128, 898
interaction vertices 122–3, 128 supervertices 123
vibration
polyatomic molecules 251–65 polymer chains 1018–19, 1030–3
vibration-rotation-tunneling (VRT) 947–8, 952, 953–4
vibrational analysis 251–2
vibrational configuration interaction (VCI) 254–63
vibrational energy levels 413–14 vibrational frequencies 72–3, 1175–7 vibrational generalized transition state
partition 72–3 vibrational methods
diffusion quantum Monte Carlo 172–3 grid methods 172
harmonic approximation 167–75, 182, 186–7, 252–4, 1030
perturbation theory 168–9 reduced-dimensionality 172 semiclassical methods 173
vibrational modes 60–1, 72–6, 165–80, 262 bending 73, 661–2, 970–1
normal coordinates 251–7, 261–4 normal modes 166–85, 241, 251–64 separability 175
stretching modes/stretching 181–7, 262, 837–40, 968–71
torsion modes/torsions 172–5, 185–7, 260–4
vibrational polarizability 1031
vibrational self-consistent fields (VSCF) 167, 169–72, 174–85, 252–63
correlation-corrected 171, 177–8, 254 DPT2 179
vibrational spectra/spectroscopy 165–90, 1125–8
ab initio 173–87 vibrational transitions 187
combination transitions 186–7 fundamental transitions 167, 187 overtone transitions 186–7
vibrational zero point energy 84, 893, 997
1308
vibrationally adiabatic potentials 74 virial
coefficients 944–5, 1058–9
second 833, 926, 952, 1049, 1062 third 944–5
theorem 292–3, 300 virtual states 253–4 viscosity 833, 1049 visual pigments 276
Vosko–Wilk–Nusair (VWN) correlation 530, 684–5
VRT see vibration-rotation-tunneling VSCF see vibrational self-consistent fields VT see variational theory
VTST see variational transition state theory VU see valence-universal
VWN see Vosko–Wilk–Nusair
water
CH· · ·O hydrogen bonds 833–4, 840–5 clusters
energetics 968–9
finite temperature properties 995–1006 many-body forces 925, 928–42, 947–8,
951–7
Monte Carlo simulations 995–1006 dimers 925, 928–30
hexamers 995–1006
liquid 104, 427–8, 936–7, 954–8, 1001–3 many-body forces 925, 928–42, 947–8,
951–7
molecular dynamics 427–8
molecules 105, 171, 729, 925–38, 969–86 natural orbitals 729–30
non-additive interaction energy 932 potentials 996, 1002, 1005–6 three-body potentials 953–4, 957 trimers 932–42, 947–8, 951–7 vibrational spectra 1127–8
Watson Hamiltonians 171, 252–4 wave functions
coupled-clusters 127–8, 138–9, 470–2 equations of motion 446–7 exchange-correlation holes 701–3 GAMESS 1167–85
intermolecular forces 1052–3
minimal electron nuclear dynamics 32–7 multiconfigurational quantum chemistry
725–61
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multireference coupled-clusters 470–2 valence bonds 664–5
wave packets 21–9
weakly bound clusters 976–80 weight factors 127–8 weighted-density approximation 682
Weizsa¨cker kinetic energy density 531, 696–7
Wely groups 23 Wick’s theorem 394–5 width evolution 25–9
Woodward–Hoffmann reactions 646–7 workstations 5–6, 1059
World War II 1079–80
X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) 1016–20, 1125
Xa-Scattered Waves (Xa-SW) 1080, 1083–4 xenon hexafluoride 322–6
XPS see X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy
Z-effect 98
Z-matrix coordinates see internal coordinates ZAPT 1178
ZDO see zero differential overlap ZEKE see zero-electron-kinetic energy zero differential overlap (ZDO) 1148 zero frequency polarizability 61 zero-electron-kinetic energy (ZEKE)
1090–1 zero-momentum Hessians 498 zero-point energy (ZPE)
aqueous clusters 968–9 energy decomposition 297
G2 and G3 theories 789–90, 794, 798–800, 803–4
variational transition state theory 72 vibrational configuration interaction 260
zeroth-order approximation 920, 927–8 zeroth-order Hamiltonians 601–2, 745–6 zeroth-order operators 1055–6 zeroth-order regular approximation (ZORA)
548
zeroth-order wave functions 1052–3 Ziegler-Natta reaction 105
zinc bonding 314–22 ZINDO 898
ZORA see zeroth-order regular approximation ZPE see zero-point energy