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Hypertext Dalton 2.0 manual - Theoretical Chemistry, KTH

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CHAPTER 11. CALCULATION OF OPTICAL AND RAMAN PROPERTIES 95<br />

11.4 Vibrational Raman Optical Activity (VROA)<br />

Reference literature:<br />

MCSCF: T.Helgaker, K.Ruud, K.L.Bak, P.Jørgensen, and J.Olsen.<br />

Faraday Discuss., 99, 165, (1994).<br />

DFT: K.Ruud, T.Helgaker, and P.Bour. J. Phys. Chem. A, 106, 7448,<br />

(2002).<br />

The calculation of vibrational Raman intensities and vibrational Raman optical<br />

activity (VROA) is one of the more computationally expensive properties that can be evaluated<br />

with dalton.<br />

Due to the time spent in the numerical differentiation, we have chosen to calculate<br />

ROA both with and without London atomic orbitals in the same calculation, because the<br />

time used in the set-up of the right-hand sides differentiated with respect to the external<br />

magnetic field is negligible compared to the time used in the solution of the time-dependent<br />

response equations [42]. Because of this, all relevant Raman properties (intensities and<br />

depolarization ratios) is also calculated at the same time as ROA.<br />

A very central part in the evaluation of Raman Optical Activity is the evaluation<br />

the electric dipole-electric dipole, the electric dipole-magnetic dipole, and the electric<br />

dipole-electric quadrupole polarizabilities, and we refer to Section 9.4 for a more detailed<br />

description of the input for such calculations.<br />

When calculating Raman intensities and ROA we need to do a numerical differentiation<br />

of the electric dipole-electric dipole, the electric dipole-magnetic dipole, and the electric<br />

dipole-electric quadrupole polarizabilities along the normal modes of the molecule. The procedure<br />

is described in Ref. [42]. We thus need to do a geometry walk of the type numerical<br />

differentiation. In each geometry we need to evaluate the electric dipole-electric dipole, the<br />

electric dipole-magnetic dipole, and the electric dipole-electric quadrupole polarizabilities.<br />

This may be achieved by the following input:<br />

**DALTON INPUT<br />

.WALK<br />

*WALK<br />

.NUMERI<br />

**WAVE FUNCTIONS<br />

.HF<br />

*HF INPUT<br />

.THRESH<br />

1.0D-8<br />

**START

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