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The Sequential Quantum Mechanics/Molecular Mechanics scheme has been enacted to perform a systematic investigation of the polarizability (α) and first hyperpolarizability (β) re- sponses at the water–vacuum interface. After performing classical molecular dynamics simulations to provide snapshots of the structures, quantum chemistry calculations of the linear and nonlinear optical responses have been performed for clusters of five water molecules at the time-dependent DFT level in combination with different embedding schemes, ranging from point charges to polarizable point charges, with
and without local field effects. When going from the bulk to the interface, the main observations of these calculations encom- pass i) a modest increase of the average polarizability but an increase by about a factor of two of its anisotropy, ii) an increase by about 20 % of the βHRS response, accompanied by a small increase of its depolarization ratio, and iii) a net increase of the component of the β tensor normal to the interface (βzzz) as well as of β//. Globally, the interfacial effects on β are localized at the first molecular layer while they are observed up to the fourth molecular layer on α.
and without local field effects. When going from the bulk to the interface, the main observations of these calculations encom- pass i) a modest increase of the average polarizability but an increase by about a factor of two of its anisotropy, ii) an increase by about 20 % of the βHRS response, accompanied by a small increase of its depolarization ratio, and iii) a net increase of the component of the β tensor normal to the interface (βzzz) as well as of β//. Globally, the interfacial effects on β are localized at the first molecular layer while they are observed up to the fourth molecular layer on α.
langue originale | Anglais |
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Numéro d'article | e202200045 |
journal | ChemistryOPEN |
Volume | 12 |
Numéro de publication | 1 |
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Etat de la publication | Publié - janv. 2023 |
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CHAMPAGNE, B. (Responsable du Projet), Lazzaroni, R. (Responsable du Projet), Geuzaine , C. (Co-investigateur), Chatelain, P. (Co-investigateur) & Knaepen, B. (Co-investigateur)
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Plateforme Technologique Calcul Intensif
Champagne, B. (!!Manager)
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