Coriolis Coupling is a molecular interaction in polyatomic molecules that arises from the coupling between rotational and vibrational motions due to the non-commutativity of nuclear angular momentum with vibrational coordinates, leading to shifts and splittings in molecular energy levels.
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Coriolis effects and rotation alignment in nuclei
F. S. Stephens · Reviews of Modern Physics · 1975 · 460 citations
Precession of the Earth as the Cause of Geomagnetism
Willem V. R. Malkus · Science · 1968 · 457 citations
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