ქიმიის ტერმინთა განმარტებითი ლექსიკონი

Where C₁ and C₂  are the configuration interaction eigenvectors (i.e., the excited and ground-state adiabatic wavefunctions) in a conical intersection problem, H is the conical intersection Hamiltonian,  Q represents the nuclear configuration vector of the system, and thus q is a unit vector in the direction of vector q. E₁  and E₂  are the energies of the lower and upper states, respectively.

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The branching plane is also referred to as the g-h plane. Inspection of x₁ and x₂   provides information on the geometrical deformation imposed on an excited state molecular entity immediately after decay at a conical intersection. Consequently, these vectors provide information on the ground-state species that will be formed after the decay.