Non-adiabatic molecular Hamiltonian: Canonical transformation coupling electronic and vibrational motions
Ivan Hubac, Peter Babinec, Martin Polasek, Jan Urban, Pavel Mach, Jozef Masik, Jerzy Leszczynski
Abstract
The coupling of electronic and vibrational motion is studied by two canonical transformations namely normal coordinate transformation and momentum transformation on molecular Hamiltonian. It is shown that by these transformations we can pass from crude approximation to adiabatic approximation and then to non-adiabatic (diabatic) Hamiltonian. This leads to renormalized fermions and renormalized diabatic phonons. Simple calculations on H2, HD, and D2 systems are performed and compared with previous approaches. Problem of electronic quasi-degeneracy is discussed.
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