CI Potentials for the X 2Σ and a 2Π states of Ar+ + He

R.E. Olson; B. Liu

doi:10.1016/0009-2614(78)89034-4

Chemical Physics Letters

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15 Jun 1978

CI Potentials for the X ²Σ and a ²Π states of Ar⁺ + He

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Configuration interaction (CI) potentials have been calculated for the ground X 2Σ and A 2Π molecular states of Ar+ + He. Both potentials are found to be weakly bound with the potential well characteristics for the X 2Σ state, Re = 4.71 a0 and De = 55.0 meV, and for the A 2Π state, Re = 5.65 a0 and De = 26.2 meV. © 1978.

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