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I have noticed that there are no parsers for standard data obtained from excited-state calculations.
Relevant information concerning this topic are all the quantities from:
Set of excited states including transition energies, transition probabilities, molecular orbitals (MOs) involved in the coupling, type of MOs.
force oscillator strength (total, dx, dy, dz) for each state-coupling that depends (changes) on the type of dipole moment operator that is used.
The previous information changes (increases) if the spin-orbit coupling effect is included for high and low multiplicity.
I would kindly like to ask to add these quantities, since those are standard in the excited-state calculation context.
Thanks
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We will develop then along these lines. Just some important references for later (mainly for you, me, and Esma):
We can use the abstract SpectralProfile class to inherit and define specific spectrum properties (as it is happening for the XASSpectrum, for example).
I like the ForceOscillatorStrength idea. We can discuss later on the design of the class in the nomad-simulations repo.
I have noticed that there are no parsers for standard data obtained from excited-state calculations.
Relevant information concerning this topic are all the quantities from:
I would kindly like to ask to add these quantities, since those are standard in the excited-state calculation context.
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: