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|a Yagola, A. G.,
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|a Inverse problems of vibrational spectroscopy /
|c A.G. Yagola [and three others].
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|a Utrecht, the Netherlands :
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|a Inverse and ill-posed problems series
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|a Includes bibliographical references.
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|a Introduction -- Chapter 1. Physical model of molecular vibrations -- 1.1. Classical theory of small vibrations. Preliminary considerations -- 1.2. Simplified quantum mechanical statement of the problem -- Chapter 2. Full statement of the vibrational problem -- 2.1. Vibrational-rotational interaction. Classical consideration -- 2.2. Centrifugal distortion. Classical consideration -- 2.2.1. Linear molecules -- 2.3. Quantum mechanical model -- 2.4. Adiabatic approximation -- 2.5. Vibrational-rotational interaction. Quantum mechanical consideration
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|a 2.6. Centrifugal distortion. Quantum mechanical consideration2.7. The adiabatic theory of perturbations -- Chapter 3. Consideration of the mathematical model for molecular vibration analysis. Direct and inverse problems -- 3.1. Introduction. Parameters of the model -- 3.2. Ab initio methods -- 3.3. Results and difficulties of using ab initio methods -- 3.4. Semiempirical methods -- 3.5. Empirical methods -- Chapter 4. Vibrational problem in internal coordinates. Use of the redundant coordinate system -- 4.1. Models of a molecular force field
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|a 4.2. Choice of generalized coordinates4.3. Construction of the auxiliary matrices -- 4.3.1. The matrix of kinematic coefficients -- 4.3.2. Bond stretching -- 4.3.3. Valence bond angle bending -- 4.3.4. Angle between a bond and the plane of an atomic triple -- 4.3.5. Angle between two planes (torsion coordinate) -- 4.3.6. An example of constructing the matrix B for the torsional coordinate -- 4.3.7. An example of constructing matrix G -- 4.3.8. Construction of the matrix H -- 4.3.9. The other matrices -- 4.4. Use of redundant coordinates
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|a Chapter 5. Vibrational problem in symmetry coordinates5.1. Use of molecular symmetry -- 5.2. Use of symmetry in the calculation of molecular vibrations -- 5.3. Calculation of the molecular constants in symmetry coordinates -- Chapter 6. Ill-posed problems and the regularization method. Regularizing algorithms for constructing force fields of polyatomic molecules on the base of experimental data -- 6.1. Well-posed and ill-posed problems -- 6.2. Ill-posedness of the problem of constructing force field on the base of experimental data (inverse vibrational problem)
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|a 6.3. Mathematical formulation of the inverse vibrational problem6.4. Ill-posedness of the problem of searching for a normal pseudosolution of the linear algebraic equation system (LAES) -- 6.5. Regularizing algorithms for constructing a normal pseudosolution of LAES -- 6.6. Nonlinear ill-posed problems -- 6.7. Inverse vibrational problem for a single molecule -- 6.8. Joint calculation of force field in a series of related molecules -- Chapter 7. Numerical methods -- 7.1. Searching for eigenvalues and eigenvectors -- 7.2. Minimization of functional. Simple constraints
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|a Vibrational spectra.
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|a Spectrum analysis.
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|a Raman spectroscopy.
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|a Inverse problems (Differential equations)
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|a Spectre de vibration.
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|a Spectroscopie Raman.
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|a Spectroscopie infrarouge.
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|a Problèmes inverses (Équations différentielles)
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