Rovibrational Phase-Space Surfaces for Analysis of ν_3/2ν_4 Polyad Band of CF_4

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Even after nearly a century of scientific effort, the spectra of spherical top molecules, such as methane, are notoriously problematic to evaluate both experimentally and theoretically. These are molecules that show complex interactions, strongly coupling rotations to vibrations, if not electronics. Theoretical and computational tools exist to predict these spectra, but they could be greatly aided by Rovibrational Phase-Space analysis, such as the Rotational Energy Surface (RES). Some such analysis exists in the literature, but advances in computing hardware and computational tools have made it much easier. This talk will show a more complicated RES analysis than has been done before, evaluating the ν_3 / 2 ν_4 polyad band of CF_4.
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