A. Lombardi, F. Palazzetti, V. Aquilanti, G. Grossi, Alessandra F. Albernaz, P. Barreto, A. C. Cruz
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Spherical and hyperspherical harmonics representation of van der Waals aggregates
The representation of the potential energy surfaces of atom molecule or molecular dimers interactions should account faithfully for the symmetry properties of the systems, preserving at the same time a compact analytical form. To this aim, the choice of a proper set of coordinates is a necessary precondition. Here we illustrate a description in terms of hyperspherical coordinates and the expansion of the intermolecular interaction energy in terms of hypersherical harmonics, as a general method for building potential energy surfaces suitable for molecular dynamics simulations of van der Waals aggregates. Examples for the prototypical case diatomic molecule diatomic molecule interactions are shown.