Abstract

Using molecules of dihalogenated benzenes as an example, the verification of an earlier proposed method of direct quantum-mechanical calculation of the relative intensities of lines in the two-photon absorption spectra of polyatomic molecules is continued. The method of calculation is based on the adiabatic model in the context of the Herzberg-Teller approximation. A comparative analysis of the intensity distribution in the two-photon absorption spectra of dihalogenated and monosubstituted benzenes is carried out, and the vibrational characteristics of these molecules in the lowest singlet excited electronic states are determined. A satisfactory agreement with experimental values, along with the analysis of the possibilities of the method, confirms the expediency of its use for gaining information about the intensity distribution in two-photon absorption spectra of polyatomic molecules.

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