Topic B. Spectral Analysis and the Classical Description of Absorption Susceptibility. Topic C. Basic Quantum Mechanical Models Spectroscopic Systems

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Chem 249: Syllabus Experimental Spectroscopy Winter Quarter 2018 Lecture: TuTh 1100a-1220p Room TBA Web Page: http://unicorn.ps.uci.edu/249/ Instructor: Prof. Robert M. Corn Overview Chemistry 249 is a graduate level course in Spectroscopy that is offered as part of the graduate analytical program of the Chemistry department. This course is meant to provide graduate students with the information required to (i) understand novel spectroscopic processes and (ii) set up novel spectroscopic experiments. Specifically, in this course students are introduced to the different physicochemical formalisms used to describe the interaction of matter with electromagnetic radiation. In addition, a portion of the class is devoted to the specific example of the vibrational spectroscopy of water. This class is NOT just a survey of different spectroscopic methods, or a primer on how to analyze spectroscopic data to obtain chemical information. A design project at the end of the quarter will test to see how you've assimilated the material. Course Structure The course will have a simple structure in which the semester will be divided into four key topic areas of spectroscopic measurement theory. Each section will contain a set of lectures, reading materials, and a problem set. Topic A. Classical Description of Electromagnetic Radiation Topic B. Spectral Analysis and the Classical Description of Absorption Susceptibility Topic C. Basic Quantum Mechanical Models Spectroscopic Systems Topic D. Semiclassical Description of Absorption: TDPT and Density Matrices as applied to Spectroscopic Processes Topic E. Vibrational Spectroscopy of Water in the Gas, Liquid and Solid Phase Problem Sets With each topic section there will be a problem set to help you sort out the various pieces of information that you receive from the lectures, books, and handouts.

Collaboration on the problem sets is encouraged. Problem sets will be announced in lecture, are available here. Problem Sets MUST be received by the due date for credit. All problem sets are available on the web site: http://unicorn.ps.uci.edu/249/ Handouts and Reading Materials Each topic section will include reading from either the recommend text, or supplemental material. All handouts will be posted on the web at: http://unicorn.ps.uci.edu/243/handouts/handouts.html Final Project At the end of the semester, you will put all of your acquired expertise in spectroscopic analysis together to create a document on a particular analysis problem. For more information, please check the web site. Exams and Grades The Course will have a total of 600 points. The problem sets will be worth 100 points each, and the Design Project will be worth 100 points. There will be no final exam in this course. Tentative Course Outline The five major topic areas have been further subdivided into the following subtopics: Topic A. Classical Description of Electromagnetic Radiation 1. Maxwell's Equations and Plane Electromagnetic Waves 2. Polarization and Birefringence 3. Fresnel Calculations and Total Internal Reflection 4. Classical Theory of Atomic Absorption Topic B. Spectral Analysis and the Complex Frequency Dependent Susceptibility 1. LaPlace Transforms and Fourier Transforms 2. Frequency Analysis: Bode and Nyquist Impedance Plots 3. Impedance Spectroscopy

4. Complex Frequency Dependent Susceptibility Topic C. Basic Quantum Mechanical Models Spectroscopic Systems 1. Spin 1/2 and Two Level Systems (TLS) 2. Simple Harmonic Oscillator (SHO) 3. Atomic Energy Levels and Grotrian Diagrams 4. Perturbation Theory and Level Splittings in Spectroscopy Topic D. Semiclassical Description of Absorption: TDPT and Density Matrices as applied to Spectroscopic Processes 6. TDPT and Spectroscopic Selection Rules 7. Atomic Absorption: Transition Probabilities, Selection Rules, Term Symbols 8. Density Matrices, T1 and T2, Quantum Molecular Susceptibilities 9. NMR Pulse Sequences and Measuring Relaxation Times Topic E. Vibrational Spectroscopy of Water in the Gas, Liquid and Solid Phase 10. Local Mode Theory 11. Correlation Functions 12. Hydrogen Bonding 13. Hole Burning 14. Far IR Absorption Problem Sets and Grading Each of the course topics will have an associated problem set. The problem sets will include the creation of spreadsheets and some figures -- so please get comfortable with the analysis programs Excel, Igor Pro and Mathematica. Due dates for the problem sets will be announced; no problem sets will be accepted after the due date. Grading for the problem sets will be on an Acceptable/Unacceptable level; an unacceptable problem set

can be converted to an Acceptable one by additional work as prescribed by the instructor on a case by case basis. The course grade is determined primarily by the problem sets. There are no midterm or final exams in this course. The grade will be based on the number of acceptable problem sets (Don't even THINK about not doing all of problem sets). Recommended Textbooks Atomic Spectra and Atomic Structure Gerhard Herzberg Format: Paperback, 2nd ed., 257pp. ISBN: 0486601153 Publisher: Dover Publications, Incorporated Pub. Date: November 1987 Title: Molecular Vibrations: The Theory of Infrared and Raman Vibrational Spectra Authors: Edgar Bright Wilson, P. C. Cross, J. C. Decius Format: Paperback, 388pp ISBN: 048663941X Publisher: Dover Publications, Incorporated Pub. Date: January 1994 More Recommended Texts: Molecular Quantum Mechanics P. W. Atkins and R. S. Friedman Paperback: 592 pages Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA; 5 edition (December 30, 2010) ISBN-10: 0199541426 ISBN-13: 978-0199541423 Quantum Mechanics, Volumes 1 and 2 Claude Cohen-Tannoudji, Bernard Diu, Franck Laloe Format Paperback: 898 pages Publisher: Wiley-Interscience; 1 edition (June 1978) Language: English ISBN-10: 047116433X ISBN-13: 978-0471164333 Paperback: 626 pages Publisher: Wiley; 1 edition (June 1978) ISBN-10: 0471164356 ISBN-13: 978-0471164357 Title: Quantum Mechanics Authors: Leonard I. Schiff ISBN: 0070552878 Format: Hardcover, 544pp Pub. Date: January 1968

Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies, The Recommended E&M Books Title: Div, Grad, Curl, and All That: An Informal Text on Vector Calculus Authors: H. M. Schey ISBN: 0393925161 Format: Paperback, 163pp Pub. Date: January 2005 Publisher: Norton, W. W. & Company, Inc. Edition Number: 4 Title: Foundations of Electromagnetic Theory Authors: John R. Reitz, Frederick J. Milford, Robert W. Christy ISBN: 0201526247 Format: Hardcover, 630pp Pub. Date: October 1992 Publisher: Addison-Wesley Edition Number: 4 Title: Fundamentals of Electromagnetic Phenomena Authors: Francois Lorrain, Paul Lorrain, Dale R. Corson ISBN: 0716735687 Format: Hardcover, 600pp Pub. Date: October 2000 Publisher: W. H. Freeman Company Edition Number: 1 Title: Electromagnetic Fields and Waves Authors: Paul Lorrain, Corson, Dale P. Corson ISBN: 0716718693 Format: Paperback, 754pp Pub. Date: December 1987 Publisher: W. H. Freeman Company Title: Quantum Theory of Light Authors: Rodney Loudon ISBN: 0198501765 Format: Paperback, 448pp Pub. Date: November 2000 Publisher: Oxford University Press