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Compare vibrational frequencies for two calculations for C5H5NO (2(3H)-Pyridinone)


A = HF/6-31G*
B = MP2/6-31G*

scale factors=0.8985, 0.943
  symmetry   frequency (cm-1)   reduced mass (amu)   IR Intensity (km mol-1)   Raman Activity (Å4/u)
mode number A B   A B diff. ratio   A B diff. ratio   A B diff. ratio   A B diff. ratio
1 A A   3052 3074 -21.6 0.993   1.100 1.099 0.001 1.001   15.92 9.69 6.23 1.643          
2 A A   3027 3050 -23.2 0.992   1.089 1.089 0.001 1.001   9.01 2.70 6.31 3.337          
3 A A   2993 3000 -7.2 0.998   1.092 1.090 0.001 1.001   38.73 30.82 7.91 1.257          
4 A A   2931 2992 -61.2 0.980   1.093 1.093 -0.000 1.000   4.27 1.22 3.05 3.503          
5 A A   2876 2890 -14.0 0.995   1.070 1.069 0.001 1.001   4.91 0.67 4.24 7.280          
6 A A   1818 1697 121.4 1.072   12.544 11.927 0.617 1.052   400.85 169.77 231.08 2.361          
7 A A   1703 1612 90.6 1.056   6.226 5.575 0.652 1.117   96.69 22.96 73.73 4.211          
8 A A   1627 1534 92.2 1.060   8.958 9.130 -0.172 0.981   185.09 52.27 132.82 3.541          
9 A A   1417 1407 10.0 1.007   1.128 1.092 0.036 1.033   5.40 18.36 -12.96 0.294          
10 A A   1406 1371 34.8 1.025   1.592 1.643 -0.050 0.969   64.30 26.33 37.96 2.442          
11 A A   1381 1349 31.9 1.024   1.407 1.398 0.009 1.006   10.25 8.85 1.41 1.159          
12 A A   1336 1277 58.3 1.046   1.736 1.837 -0.101 0.945   4.10 7.85 -3.75 0.522          
13 A A   1205 1182 23.0 1.019   1.468 1.760 -0.292 0.834   31.45 41.30 -9.85 0.761          
14 A A   1176 1135 40.6 1.036   1.588 1.093 0.496 1.453   23.97 2.14 21.83 11.226          
15 A A   1144 1102 41.9 1.038   1.313 1.650 -0.337 0.796   42.28 29.45 12.83 1.436          
16 A A   1027 969 58.3 1.060   1.516 2.172 -0.656 0.698   1.02 1.52 -0.50 0.672          
17 A A   1007 960 46.8 1.049   1.431 1.786 -0.355 0.801   2.85 7.12 -4.27 0.400          
18 A A   954 938 16.4 1.018   2.066 2.710 -0.644 0.762   10.96 27.75 -16.79 0.395          
19 A A   947 922 24.9 1.027   4.395 3.165 1.230 1.389   29.70 1.42 28.28 20.920          
20 A A   935 896 39.3 1.044   2.120 1.469 0.652 1.444   3.78 4.26 -0.48 0.886          
21 A A   918 884 33.1 1.037   3.410 2.045 1.365 1.668   5.41 3.56 1.85 1.520          
22 A A   745 739 6.1 1.008   6.160 5.204 0.956 1.184   6.07 5.08 0.99 1.195          
23 A A   728 675 52.8 1.078   1.323 1.301 0.022 1.017   63.00 59.72 3.28 1.055          
24 A A   580 605 -25.5 0.958   2.737 3.919 -1.182 0.698   1.74 0.68 1.06 2.561          
25 A A   558 540 18.0 1.033   5.166 6.996 -1.830 0.738   1.38 0.91 0.47 1.522          
26 A A   515 505 9.7 1.019   4.532 3.753 0.779 1.207   6.05 1.03 5.02 5.898          
27 A A   459 439 20.8 1.048   6.542 3.340 3.202 1.959   4.10 2.15 1.96 1.913          
28 A A   439 394 45.5 1.116   2.680 3.419 -0.740 0.784   1.16 2.75 -1.59 0.421          
29 A A   269 256 12.5 1.049   2.559 2.506 0.052 1.021   2.08 2.06 0.02 1.011          
30 A A   34 89 -55.4 0.381   3.360 4.286 -0.926 0.784   2.58 2.01 0.57 1.283          
scaled by     0.8985 0.943
19 08 20 15 07

See section III.C.1 List or set vibrational scaling factors to change the scale factors used here.
See section III.C.2 Calculate a vibrational scaling factor for a given set of molecules to determine the least squares best scaling factor.