A.V.Luzanov
Received December 24, 1998
Simple expressions have been proposed to estimate constants
of dispersion interaction between a molecule and a surface (C3)
and renormalization effects (C1s, C2s)
of the London pair interaction C6. To make the calculations
at a reasonable accuracy (about 5 %), only the static average polarizability,
alpha0, and coefficient, alpha1, at omega2
in the power expansion of the dynamic polarizability alpha (omega
) with respect to frequency omega are to be known. The method
has been applied to the C60 molecule and it has been found
that it is just the diamond surface that provides the maximum interaction
effect among materials chosen (Mg, Al, Ge, graphite, diamond,
LiF, and NaF).