Raman excitation profiles (REPs) are computed in the time domain for harmon
ic modes with excited-state displacement g and measured at multiple excitat
ion frequencies omega (L) in a bimetallic complex with a metal-to-metal cha
rge-transfer band and 10 coupled modes. Self-consistency is required becaus
e the time evolution depends on all displaced modes rather than the individ
ual intensities used in the short-time approximation for g((0)),. Self-cons
istency ensures that g is independent of wt for a single resonance. Exact R
EPs for displaced oscillators show the importance of vibronic lifetimes and
marked deviations from the short-time approximation ac. molecular frequenc
ies. Spectra at multiple wt indicate scattering from another electronic exc
itation with displacement h that is also found self-consistently. Mode-spec
ific Raman data at multiple wt require additional parameters to yield relia
ble structural information. Harmonic oscillators with self-consistent displ
acements are a first approximation to systems with many coupled modes.