Table 5 Comparison of our calculations with the experiments, and the theoretical works of other authors, for the peaks corresponding to: (a) optical gap (11B2u state), and (b) a higher energy peak with the dominant contribution from a 1B3u state, for various RGMs.

From: Excited States and Optical Properties of Hydrogen-Passivated Rectangular Graphenes: A Computational Study

Excitation energy (eV)

RGM

This work

Experimental

Other theoretical

Scr. (Peak)

Std. (Peak)

28

2.00 (Iy) (1B2u)

2.21 (Iy) (1B2u)

1.8034, 1.9834, 2.0232, 2.1533, 2.4333,

1.4750

1.78a51, 1.98b51

4.19 (IIIx) (1B3u)

4.14 (IIx&y) (1B2u/1B3u)

4.0534

30

2.11 (Iy) (1B2u)

2.43 (Iy) (1B2u)

2.1439, 2.2140,41, 2.2235, 2.3536, 2.3637,38, 2.3935, 2.5735, 2.7635,

2.0237, 2.0347, 2.21a/2.22c43, 2.2948, 2.5249, 2.9837, 3.3137, 3.4037, 3.8437,

5.35 (Vx) (1B3u)

5.53 (IVx&y) (1B2u/1B3u)

5.2037, 5.2736, 5.4137, 5.4835

36

2.11 (Iy) (1B2u)

2.30 (Iy) (1B2u)

3.63 (IIx) (1B3u)

3.87 (IIy) (1B2u)

3.6442

40

2.02 (Iy) (1B2u)

2.30 (Iy) (1B2u)

1.8444, 1.8735,41, 1.9145, 1.9944, 2.0338, 2.0436,37

1.6547, 1.6737, 1.79c/1.83a43, 1.8745, 1.8848, 2.1849, 2.9737,

5.16 (IVx&y) (1B2u/1B3u)

5.48 (IVx&y) (1B2u/1B3u)

5.2735, 5.3937

5.3043

42

1.86 (Iy) (1B2u)

2.04 (Iy) (1B2u)

1.4146, 1.5746

3.96 (IIIx) (1B3u)

3.80 (IIx) (1B3u)

3.8746

50

1.72 (Iy) (1B2u)

1.98 (Iy) (1B2u)

1.6635,41

1.4047, 1.51c/1.54a43, 1.6048, 1.9749

4.97 (Vx&y) (1B2u/1B3u)

5.12 (IVx&y) (1B2u/1B3u)

4.8035

5.243

54

1.63 (Iy) (1B2u)

2.09 (Iy) (1B2u)

2.56 (IIx) (1B3u)

3.20 (IIx&y) (1B2u/1B3u)

56

1.50 (Iy) (1B2u)

1.91 (Iy) (1B2u)

1.3546, 2.0146, 2.1046,

2.79 (IIx&y) (1B2u/1B3u)

3.35 (IIx&y) (1B2u/1B3u)

3.2146

  1. Our calculations were performed using the PPP-MRSDCI approach, employing both the screened (Scr.) and the standard (Std.) parameters. All results are in eV units. aTDDFT method, bTDPPP method, cDFT(Kohan-Sham) method.