Molecular Spectroscopy and Group
Theory
(CHEM
543-2007)—Tim Keiderling
Department
of Chemistry
University of Illinois at Chicago
Spring 2007, 132 SES (probably will not move?), 2-4 PM Tu-Th
Extra session: if needed??? (note—extended
lectures cover missed classes and problem solving)
Professor: Tim
Keiderling
Office: 5407 B SES,
Tele: 6-3156 --
Best to contact by e-mail: tak@uic.edu
Grader – Boyang Wang,
Prefered Contact:
e-mail: Office: 4244 SES
To understand the interests of the lecturer
better, visit - Keiderling group web site link: http://www.chem.uic.edu/takgroup/
Warning--this course site
is mostly an information transfer mechanism.
It is useful for problem
sets and old exams, and thus is always under construction!!
--returning to it for periodic review,
rather than printing, is suggested
This years Exams: Midterm1—light and
matter, Midterm 2—Group theory
Exam
Solutions: Exam1, Exam2
QM and Spectroscopy Notes
REVIEW ! Notes from previous course material (i.e.
should have been part of Chem 542):
Diatomics - Born-Oppenheimer and rotation
vibration separation
Diatomics – molecular orbital
approximations
Old review notes (techniques, etc.) from
other courses:
Extra Notes specific to Chem
543—this course
Second
Set Examples (GOT and Characters)
Lecture notes for Spring 2007:
Periodically I will make revised pdf
versions of my notes available. These will be edited from previous course
offerings and hopefully will be available in a timely basis, depending on how
typing progresses.
1: Introduction,
and review of Chem 542
2: Interaction
of Light and Matter: -(revise Thurs notes and unedited Tues notes)
3. Selection Rules, Atoms and
Diatomics, rotation and rotation - vibration
4. Group Theory,
5. Vibrational Spectra
6. Electronic Spectra
Below are links to old
handwritten notes you may find useful from previous course:
0:
Introduction,
1: Interaction of Light and Matter:
2. Selection Rules, Atoms and Diatomics, rotation
and rotation - vibration
3. Group Theory Part 1,
Part 2,
Part 3,
Part 4, Part 5,
4. Vibrational Spectra
5. Electronic Spectra Part 1,
Part 2,
Part 3,
Part 4, Part 5
Something borrowed: One minute (OK maybe 15!) guide
to quantum chemistry