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The appropriate quantum-mechanical Hamiltonian is set up according to the method of Wilson and Howard for investigating rotation-vibration energies to second-order approximation. The vibrational term G is derived explicitly as a function of the anharmonic constants, Coriolis parameters, etc. The elements are given for the secular determinant required for evaluation of the rotational term F including dependence on Coriolis interactions, centrifugal stretching, effective moments of inertia, etc. Selection rules are discussed.
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Shaffer et al. (1945) studied this question.
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