Numerical solutions of anharmonic vibration of BaO and SrO molecules

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Abstract

The Morse potential is a potential model that is used to describe the anharmonic behavior of molecular vibration between atoms. The BaO and SrO molecules, which are two almost similar diatomic molecules, were investigated in this research. Some of their properties like the value of the dissociation energy, the energy eigenvalues of each energy level, and the profile of the wavefunctions in their correspondence vibrational states were presented in this paper. Calculation of the energy eigenvalues and plotting the wave function's profiles were performed using Numerov method combined with the shooting method. In general we concluded that the Morse potential solved with numerical methods could accurately produce the vibrational properties and the wavefunction behavior of BaO and SrO molecules from the ground state to the higher states close to the dissociation level.

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Pramudito, S., Sanjaya, N. W., & Sumaryada, T. (2016). Numerical solutions of anharmonic vibration of BaO and SrO molecules. In AIP Conference Proceedings (Vol. 1719). American Institute of Physics Inc. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4943703

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