Titlebook: Applications of Quantum Dynamics in Chemistry; Fabien Gatti,Benjamin Lasorne,André Nauts Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 20

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978-3-319-85277-5Springer International Publishing AG 2017

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Applications of Quantum Dynamics in Chemistry978-3-319-53923-2Series ISSN 0342-4901 Series E-ISSN 2192-6603

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Schlussfolgerungen und Hoffnungen,tting processes are called fluorescence and phosphorescence, respectively). In such a situation, the excess energy first given to the molecule through light absorption is converted into electronic excitation and then transformed into vibrational excitation.

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Erneuerbare Energien zur Stromerzeugung,ger equations, one key issue in molecular quantum dynamics is the choice of the 3.-6 internal nuclear coordinates, ., and the three Euler angles, ., introduced in Chap. .. . describe the shape of the molecule (the molecular geometry) and . parametrize the BF frame and thus the overall rotation of the molecule.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-91770-6ons [.,.,.] and introduced in Chap. .. A . induces strong couplings between electrons and nuclei. . [.]. Thus, conical intersections are a central paradigm for understanding reaction mechanisms in photochemistry and photobiology, as important as transitions states in thermal chemistry [.].

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Vibronic Couplingstting processes are called fluorescence and phosphorescence, respectively). In such a situation, the excess energy first given to the molecule through light absorption is converted into electronic excitation and then transformed into vibrational excitation.

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Choosing the Set of Coordinates for the Nucleiger equations, one key issue in molecular quantum dynamics is the choice of the 3.-6 internal nuclear coordinates, ., and the three Euler angles, ., introduced in Chap. .. . describe the shape of the molecule (the molecular geometry) and . parametrize the BF frame and thus the overall rotation of the molecule.

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Bimolecular Reactions, atoms or groups of atoms. Understanding these elementary processes at their most fundamental level is a challenging task of tremendous practical importance for industrial reasons, if the elementary process is the rate determining step of an important industrial chemical reaction.

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