Vg. Zakrzewski et Jv. Ortiz, SEMIDIRECT ELECTRON PROPAGATOR CALCULATIONS ON CHLOROBENZENE IONIZATION ENERGIES, Journal of molecular structure. Theochem, 388, 1996, pp. 351-357
Electron propagator calculations on the lowest twelve vertical ionizat
ion energies of chlorobenzene are performed with a semidirect algorith
m. The OVGF and P3 approximations, where Feynman-Dyson amplitudes are
equal to canonical molecular orbitals, were employed. The Cl p(pi) orb
ital destabilizes the b(1) component of the e(1g) set of benzene to pr
oduce the molecular orbital associated with the lowest ionization ener
gy. Whereas the second highest occupied molecular orbital is nearly id
entical to a component of the benzene e(1g) set, the corresponding ver
tical ionization energy is larger than the lowest ionization energy of
benzene. Holes corresponding to two higher final states have mostly C
l 3p character. The remaining molecular orbitals strongly resemble the
ir benzene counterparts, but significant Cl admixtures are present in
most cases. Basis set comparisons indicate that the predicted order of
final states is reliable. Up to 284 contracted functions are used.