Molecular photoionization in the linear algebraic approach H2, N2, NO, and CO2

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Ionization Cross Sections, Linear Transformations, Molecular Ions, Molecular Theory, Photoionization, Carbon Dioxide, Hartree Approximation, Hydrogen, Nitric Oxide, Nitrogen

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The linear algebraic method is extended to the calculation of molecular photoionization cross sections. The formulation is primarily developed in the fixed-nuclei, Hartree-Fock, and frozen-core approximations, although correlation effects in the scattering solution are introduced through an effective optical potential. The single-center expansion and close-coupling approximations are invoked to give converged scattering solutions. Cross sections and asymmetry parameters are reported for photoionization from the ground state of H2, N2, NO, and CO2. Very good agreement with the Schwinger variational results of McKoy and co-workers for all molecular systems is obtained. For NO and CO2, substantial disagreements with the Stieltjes calculations for some symmetries are found.

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