Spectroscopic and structural investigation for the ground and excited states of CaNa+ molecular ion

In the current theoretical study, we investigated several electronic states correlated with the {Ca+Na+} and {Ca++Na} asymptotic limits of different symmetries (Σ+, Π, Δ). Our calculations were based on ab intio method using semi-empirical pseudo-potential theory of both cores Na+ and Ca2+ and Full Configuration Interaction (FCI). Hence, we computed the adiabatic potential energy curves (PECs) and vibrational levels of the ground state along with several higher states of (CaNa)+ molecular ion. From these curves, we extracted all related spectroscopic parameters (De, D0, Te, Re, Be, ωe and ωeχe). Dipolar properties of (CaNa)+ such as Permanent and Transition Dipole Moments (PDM, TDM) were determined and analyzed. Numerous Avoided Crossings (ACs) were detected in PECs and their reflections were clearly observed in PDM and TDM functions. The strong interactions could lead to significant charge or excitation transfer for atom-ion collisions in the diverse charge or excited states.