Capturing anharmonic effects in single vibronic level fluorescence spectra using local harmonic Hagedorn wavepacket dynamics

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2408.11991v1
• Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2024 21:01:59 GMT
• Title: Capturing anharmonic effects in single vibronic level fluorescence spectra using local harmonic Hagedorn wavepacket dynamics
• Authors: Zhan Tong Zhang, Máté Visegrádi, Jiří J. L. Vaníček,
• Abstract summary: We combine the Hagedorn approach to spectroscopy with the local harmonic approximation of the potential. We show that the local harmonic approach yields more accurate results than global harmonic approximations.
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• Abstract: Hagedorn wavepacket dynamics yields exact single vibronic level (SVL) fluorescence spectra from any initial vibrational level in displaced, squeezed, and Duschinsky-rotated global harmonic models. Real molecules, however, have anharmonic potential energy surfaces. To partially describe effects of anharmonicity on the spectra, we combine the Hagedorn approach to spectroscopy with the local harmonic approximation of the potential. We compute the SVL spectra for several anharmonic Morse-type potentials in one, two, and twenty dimensions and compare them to the results of global harmonic approximations and, where possible, of exact quantum calculations. We show that the local harmonic approach yields more accurate results than global harmonic approximations, especially for the emission spectra from higher initial vibrational levels.

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