Abstract
The calculation of the effects of temperature and isotopic composition on the energy weighted moments of the dipole oscillator strength distribution of H2 in the random phase approximation to the polarization propagator are reported. It is seen that the effect of isotopic composition is small, while that of temperature is of an order accessible to experiment. We find that all the mean excitation energiesIμ, for μ=−1, 0, 1, decrease with temperature as does the dipole oscillator strength momentS(μ) for μ>0, while the opposite is true for μ<0. These effects are interpreted in terms of the bond length dependence of the excitation energies.
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