Ab initio study and assignment of electronic states in molecular RaCl
T. A. Isaev, A. V. Zaitsevskii, A. Oleynichenko, E. Eliav, A. A., Breier, T. F. Giesen, R. F. Garcia Ruiz, R. Berger

TL;DR
This paper presents high-precision ab initio calculations of electronic and vibronic states in radium monochloride (RaCl), comparing results with experimental data and estimating fundamental symmetry-violating interaction constants relevant for laser cooling and fundamental physics tests.
Contribution
The study applies advanced Fock-space coupled cluster methods to RaCl, providing new theoretical insights, reassigning experimental transitions, and estimating symmetry-violating interaction constants.
Findings
Reassignment of experimental electronic transitions in RaCl.
Estimation of P-odd and P,T-odd interaction constants in RaCl.
Comparison of RaCl parameters with RaF and RaOH.
Abstract
Radium compounds have attracted recently considerable attention due to both development of experimental techniques for high-precision laser spectroscopy of molecules with short-lived nuclei and amenability of certain radium compounds for direct cooling with lasers. Currently, radium monofluoride (RaF) is one of the most studied molecules among the radium compounds, both theoretically and recently also experimentally. Complementary studies of further diatomic radium derivatives are highly desired to assess the influence of chemical substitution on diverse molecular parameters, especially on those connected with laser cooling, such as vibronic transition probabilities, and those related to violations of fundamental symmetries. In this article high-precision \emph{ab initio} studies of electronic and vibronic levels of diatomic radium monochloride (RaCl) are presented. Recently developed…
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