Photofragmentation dynamics study of ArBr$$_2$$ $$(v=16,\ldots ,25)$$ using two theoretical methods: trajectory surface hopping and quasiclassical trajectories

Photofragmentation dynamics study of ArBr$$_2$$ $$(v=16,\ldots ,25)$$ using two theoretical methods: trajectory surface hopping and quasiclassical trajectories
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使用两种理论方法对 ArBr$$_2$$ $$(v=16,ldots ,25)$$ 进行光碎裂动力学研究:轨迹表面跳跃和准经典轨迹

DOI:
10.1140/epjd/s10053-022-00392-9
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发表时间:
2022
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The European Physical Journal D
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Martens, Craig C.
Martens, Craig C.
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作者:
García-Alfonso, Ernesto;Márquez-Mijares, Maykel;Rubayo-Soneira, Jesús;Halberstadt, Nadine;Janda, Kenneth C.;Martens, Craig C.

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