New internal coordinate gradients, s-vectors, are derived using geometric algebra. The internal coordinates are based on a completely general description of the molecular geometry in terms of internal vectors. The internal coordinate gradients allow kinetic energy operators to be easily expressed in terms of orthogonal or non-orthogonal coordinate systems. Using this approach, a new exact vibrational kinetic energy operator for centrally-connected penta-atomic systems is derived for an internal polyspherical coordinate system based on orthogonal internal vectors. Difficulties associated with the well known coordinate redundancy in centrally-connected penta-atomic systems are discussed and overcome.

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