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Calculation of the second-order electronic polarizabilities of some organic molecules. Part 1
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Localized Excited StateEngineeringComputational ChemistryChemistrySecond-order Electronic PolarizabilitiesElectronic Excited StateElectronic StructureSpectra-structure CorrelationOrganic MoleculesTransition WavelengthsCndo/s MethodMolecular SpectroscopyOrganic Conjugated MoleculesPhysicsOrganic SemiconductorPhysical ChemistryQuantum ChemistryOrganic Charge-transfer CompoundExcited State PropertyNatural Sciences
A version of the CNDO/S method has been re-parametrized by correlating computed and measured dipole moments and transition wavelengths for a range of organic conjugated molecules. The method has then been used to calculate the hyperpolarizability tensor, βijk, in the form related to second-harmonic generation, for an extended set of molecules of similar type. A good correlation between theory and experiment has been found. The convergence of the excited-state perturbation expansion used in the calculation of the tensor has been extensively investigated.