The Jahn-Teller Hamiltonian for an electronic p state equally coupled to E g and T 2g vibrations in cubic symmetry, is diagonalized numerically. The invariance of the phonon Hamiltonian under the five dimensional rotation group, R 5 , is used to get the matrix elements, and for this some fractional parentage coefficients for the reduction of R 5 to R 3 are calculated. The reduction factors K(E) and K(T 1 ) are calculated, lineshapes and zero phonon line intensities are given for s to p and p to s transitions. The wavefunction in strong coupling is worked out in a new coordinate system, and its properties match those derived from the numerical diagonalization. The s to p lineshapes are markedly different from those calculated by semiclassical methods, even in strong coupling.
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