Abstract
Minimal basis set CI calculations with different configuration spaces including full CI are compared for the ground and ionized states of O3. A double inversion with respect to the Koopmans Theorem (KT) ordering is found, and the inadequacy of approaches based on a single configuration reference is pointed out. The strong correlation effects appear to be well described in terms of fluctuations within a quasidegenerate set comprising the three π orbitals, giving a picture of O3 as a quasi-open-shell system. Extended 2h–1p schemes based on the quasidegenerate model give good reproduction of the FCI results. Extension to the whole valence region gives indication of a further shattering of the intensity over the simple 2h–1p results. An assignment for the complete valence spectrum is proposed.
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