Analysis of Excited-state Wave Functions
An extended wave-function analysis toolbox enables visualization of the excited states, automatic assignment of their properties, comparisons among different computational methods, and deeper insight into the underlying physics.
Features include:
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Natural transition orbitals (NTOs) and attachment-detachment densities for a compact visualization of electronic transitions;
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Statistical analysis of spatial distributions to identify charge-transfer and Rydberg states;
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Transferability among various computational methods (ADC, EOM-CC, TDDFT) for benchmarking excited-state calculations;
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Computation of various electrostatic potentials to visualize energetic contributions to the excitation;
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Extension to molecular properties, non-linear spectroscopies, and resonances;
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Interface with the TheoDORE program for automatic state assignment and extended plotting capabilities.
Transition density and transition dipole moment
*Electrostatic potential of the transition density, responsible for exchange splitting *
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