Abstract
The connection between the nuclear electric shielding and the atomic polar tensors are shown. The electric shielding tensors are related to the polarizability and the magnetizability, and satisfy a constraint condition for the electrostatic equilibrium which is the mixed length-acceleration Thomas–Reiche–Kuhn sum rule. In addition, they can be successfully used to rationalize experimental IR intensity data, which is verified by extended basis set calculations on the water molecule.
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