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Construction of Diabatic Hamiltonian Matrix from ab Initio Calculated Molecular Symmetry Adapted Nonadiabatic Coupling Terms and Nuclear Dynamics for the Excited States of Na<sub>3</sub> Cluster
We present the molecular symmetry
(MS) adapted treatment of nonadiabatic
coupling terms (NACTs) for the excited electronic states (2<sup>2</sup>E′ and 1<sup>2</sup>A<sub>1</sub><sup>′</sup>) of Na<sub>3</sub> cluster, where the
adiabatic potential energy surfaces (PESs) and the NACTs are calculated
at the MRCI level by using an ab initio quantum chemistry package
(MOLPRO). The signs of the NACTs at each point of the configuration
space (CS) are determined by employing appropriate irreducible representations
(IREPs) arising due to MS group, and such terms are incorporated into
the adiabatic to diabatic transformation (ADT) equations to obtain
the ADT angles. Since those sign corrected NACTs and the corresponding
ADT angles demonstrate the validity of curl condition for the existence
of three-state (2<sup>2</sup>E′ and 1<sup>2</sup>A<sub>1</sub><sup>′</sup>) sub-Hilbert
space, it becomes possible to construct the continuous, single-valued,
symmetric, and smooth 3 × 3 diabatic Hamiltonian matrix. Finally,
nuclear dynamics has been carried out on such diabatic surfaces to
explore whether our MS-based treatment of diabatization can reproduce
the pattern of the experimental spectrum for system <b>B</b> of Na<sub>3</sub> cluster
