Abstract
A method for calculating potential energy curves of some low lying states of the diatomic radicals MeIIX (MeII = second group metal, X = halogen) is outlined. Because of the electronic structure of these compounds, applications to electronic transition lasers can be made. The first calculation regards the most simple example of this series, i.e. the BeF radical. The division of the procedure into separated steps allows a sure control of the quality of the results.
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