Nonadiabatic quantum molecular dynamics with hopping. III. Photoinduced excitation and relaxation of organic molecules

Nonadiabatic quantum molecular dynamics with hopping. III. Photoinduced excitation and relaxation of organic molecules
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具有跳跃 III 的非绝热量子分子动力学 有机分子的光致激发和弛豫

DOI:
10.1103/physreva.90.012527
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发表时间:
2014
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
R. Schmidt
R. Schmidt
中科院分区:
物理与天体物理2区
文献类型:
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作者:
M. Fischer;J. Handt;R. Schmidt

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通过最近开发的具有跳跃的非绝热量子分子动力学(NA-QMD-H)研究有机分子(和)的光诱导激发和弛豫[Fischer,Handt和施密特,该系列的论文I,Phys.Rev.A90,012525(2014)PLRAAN 1050 -294710.1103/PhysRevA.90.012525]。该方法首先应用于假定分子初始处于电子表面的自激态。特别注意阐述电子-核关联的作用,即,原子核动力学中的量子效应结果发现,它们是必不可少的一个现实的描述的电子弛豫过程的长时间的行为,但只有次要的重要性,描绘的核动力学的短时间的情况。然而,氢原子的迁移被认为是核运动中的量子效应。得到的结果与明确列入FS激光场。结果表明,激光诱导的激发过程一般会导致定性不同的总功能的弛豫动力学,相比无场的情况下。然而,在没有激光场的情况下,原子核的波包包含了所有的反式异构化机制。
Photoinduced excitation and relaxation of organic molecules (and) are investigated by means of nonadiabatic quantum molecular dynamics with hopping (NA-QMD-H), developed recently [Fischer, Handt, and Schmidt, paper I of this series, Phys. Rev. A 90, 012525 (2014)PLRAAN1050-294710.1103/PhysRevA.90.012525]. This method is first applied to molecules assumed to be initiallyad hocexcited to an electronic surface. Special attention is drawn to elaborate the role of electron-nuclear correlations, i.e., of quantum effects in the nuclear dynamics. It is found that they are essential for a realistic description of the long-time behavior of the electronic relaxation process, but only of minor importance to portray the short-time scenario of the nuclear dynamics. Migration of a hydrogen atom, however, is identified as a quantum effect in the nuclear motion. Results obtained with explicit inclusion of an fs-laser field are presented as well. It is shown that the laser-induced excitation process generally leads to qualitatively different gross features of the relaxation dynamics, as compared to the field-free case. Nevertheless, the nuclear wave packet contains all subtleties of thecis-transisomerization mechanism as observed without a laser field.