Electron collisions with CO molecule: Potential energy curves of higher lying CO-resonant states

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Resonance energies and widths of eight long-lived metastable electronic states of the CO- anion are obtained using the R-matrix method as a function of bond distance. High-level ab initio scattering calculations are performed for a large number (above 150) of fixed-nuclear geometries using the large cc-pV6Z Gaussian basis set and a close-coupling model involving 27 low-lying target states. Potential curves for narrow resonances, three 2Σ+, four 2Π and one 2Δ, in the 10-14 eV region are reported, along with the data on the low-lying 2Π shape resonance. These curves provide a starting point for performing nuclear dynamics and hence studies of dissociative attachment via these states.

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Dora, A., & Tennyson, J. (2020). Electron collisions with CO molecule: Potential energy curves of higher lying CO-resonant states. Journal of Physics B: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics, 53(19). https://doi.org/10.1088/1361-6455/aba5b0

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