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We will follow Orca 5.0.4 Manual, "Section 8.15: Excited State Dynamics", pages 394-414.
Also see "Section 9.38: Simulation and Fit of Vibronic Structure in Electronic Spectra, Resonance Raman Excitation Profiles and Spectra with the ORCA_ASA Program"
Also see "Section 9.39 More on the Excited State Dynamics module" for full list of keywords for ORCA_ESD
12.1 Absorption spectrum of Benzene using the ideal model, Adiabatic Hessian (AH)
Let's predict the absorption spectrum of benzene, which has one band above 220 nm correponding to a symmetry forbidden excitation to the S1 state.
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benzene
C 1.38212000 -0.21688000 0.00497000
C 0.50328000 -1.30535000 -0.00923000
C -0.87883000 -1.08847000 -0.01427000
C -1.38212000 0.21688000 -0.00497000
C -0.50328000 1.30535000 0.00930000
C 0.87883000 1.08847000 0.01420000
H 2.45137000 -0.38467000 0.00882000
H 0.89264000 -2.31521000 -0.01633000
H -1.55873000 -1.93054000 -0.02535000
H -2.45137000 0.38467000 -0.00882000
H -0.89264000 2.31520000 0.01653000
H 1.55873000 1.93054000 0.02515000
Since the first transition of benzene is symmetry forbidden with a tiny oscillator strength ($\thickapprox 10^{-6}$ or less) and thus all the intensity comes from vibronic coupling (HT effect). So, we have to set DOHT TRUE in the ESD calculation. In molecules with strongly allowed transitions that usually can be left as FALSE (the default).
NOTE: For plotting absorption and emission spectrum together, one has to normalize both the plots as done in https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5010895.
Fluoroescence rate constant is printed in the output
***Everything is set, now computing the correlation function***
Homogeneous linewidth is: 75.00 cm-1
Inhomogeneous linewidth is: 200.00 cm-1
Number of points: 65536
Maximum time: 1061.77 fs
Spectral resolution: 5.00 cm-1
Temperature used: 298.15 K
Z value: 1.703696e-44
Cutoff for the correlation function: 1.00e-06
Adiabatic energy difference: 44188.52 cm-1
0-0 energy difference: 43045.64 cm-1
Reference transition dipole (x,y,z): (-0.00420 0.00000),
(0.00290 0.00000),
(0.00001 0.00000)
Calculating correlation function: ...done
Last element of the correlation function: 0.000000,0.000000
Computing the Fourier Transform: ...done
The calculated fluorescence rate constant is 2.043006e+07 s-1 <----- HERE
with 0.02% from FC and 99.98% from HT
The fluorescence spectrum was saved in esd_flu.spectrum
Total run time: 0 hours 6 minutes 49 seconds
12.4 TCUTFREQ
Sometimes, low frequencies have displacements that are just too large, or the experimental modes are too anharmonic and you might want to remove them. It is possible to do that setting the TCUTFREQ flag (in cm−1), and all frequencies below the given threshold will be removed.
12.5 ESD (ABS) with STEOM-DLPNO-CCSD
Do single point DLPNO using APPROXADEN TRUE and DFT-level geometry and hessian
!STEOM-DLPNO-CCSD RIJCOSX DEF2-SVP DEF2-SVP/C TIGHTSCF ESD(ABS) XYZFILE
%BASE "esd"
*XYZFILE 0 1 s0.xyz
%MAXCORE 5000
%SCF
MAXITER 150
END
%PAL
NPROCS 24
END
%MDCI
NROOTS 5
MAXITER 100
END
%ESD GSHESSIAN "s0.hess"
ESHESSIAN "s1.hess"
DOHT TRUE
APPROXADEN TRUE
END