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Dynamics, collision

Bowman J M (ed) 1983 Molecular Collision Dynamics (Berlin Springer)... [Pg.1003]

Thennal dissociation is not suitable for the generation of beams of oxygen atoms, and RF [18] and microwave [19] discharges have been employed in this case. The first excited electronic state, 0( D), has a different spin multiplicity than the ground 0( P) state and is electronically metastable. The collision dynamics of this very reactive state have also been studied in crossed-beam reactions with a RF discharge source which has been... [Pg.2065]

In most tiieoretical treatments of the collision dynamics, the reaction is assumed to proceed on a single PES. However, reactions involving open-shell reagents of products will involve several PESs. For example, in the F + H2 reaction, discussed in section B2.3.2.4. tluee PESs emanate from the separated reagents, of which only... [Pg.2085]

Liu K, Macdonald R G and Wagner A F 1990 Crossed-beam investigations of state-resolved collision dynamics of simple radicals int. Rev. Phys. Chem. 9 187-225... [Pg.2087]

Flynn G W, Michaels C A, Tapalian C, Lin Z, Sevy E and Muyskens M A 1997 Infrared laser snapshots vibrational, rotational and translational energy probes of high energy collision dynamics Highly Excited Molecules Relaxation, Reaction, and Structure ed A Mullin and G Schatz (Washington, DC ACS)... [Pg.3015]

M. Richer, A. Frohn. Navier-Stokes simulation of droplet collision dynamics. In Proceedings of the 7th ISCFD in Beijing, China, 1997 (to be published). [Pg.919]

Let us compare these results with the predictions of the theory formulated by Lampe etal. (24) in terms of a steady-state concentration of collision complexes. This is a classical macroscopic treatment insofar as it makes no assumptions about the collision dynamics, but its postulate of collision complexes implies that v8 = vp/2 for the system treated above. Thus, its predictions might be expected to coincide with those of the collision-complex model. Figure 3 shows that this is not so the points calculated from the steady-state theory (Ref. 25, Equation 10) coincide exactly with the curve for which v8 = vv. The reason for this is that the steady-state treatment assumes a constant time available for reaction irrespective oC the number of reactions occurring in any one reaction... [Pg.148]

Since HF has a closed-shell electronic structure and no low-lying excited electronic states. HF-HF collisions may be treated quite adequately within the framework of the Born-Oppenheimer electronic adiabatic approximation. In this treatment (4) the electronic and coulombic energies for fixed nuclei provide a potential energy V for internuclear motion, and the collision dynamics is equivalent to a four-body problem. After removal of the center-of-mass coordinates, the Schroedinger equation becomes nine-dimensional. This nine-dimensional partial differential... [Pg.177]

For the collision dynamics, a semi-classical method is quite accurate for intermediate energies about 50 keV. Note the use of a more recent collision program using the propagation method for the N " (ls2s) + He metastable system. [Pg.346]

MULTIPARTICLE COLLISION DYNAMICS SIMULATION OF COMPLEX SYSTEMS ON MESOSCALES... [Pg.89]

We begin with a description of multiparticle collision dynamics and discuss its important properties. We show how it can be combined with full molecular dynamics (MD) to construct a hybrid MPC-MD method that can be used to... [Pg.91]

Multiparticle collision dynamics can be generalized to treat systems with different species. While there are many different ways to introduce multiparticle collisions that distinguish between the different species [16, 17], all such rules should conserve mass, momentum, and energy. We suppose that the A-particle system contains particles of different species a=A,B,... with masses ma. Different multiparticle collisions can be used to distinguish the interactions among the species. For this purpose we let V 1 denote the center of mass velocity of particles of species a in the cell i ,3... [Pg.96]

This collision dynamics clearly satisfies the conservation laws and preserves phase space volumes. [Pg.97]

Multiparticle collision dynamics can be combined with full molecular dynamics in order to describe the behavior of solute molecules in solution. Such hybrid MPC-MD schemes are especially useful for treating polymer and colloid dynamics since they incorporate hydrodynamic interactions. They are also useful for describing reactive systems where diffusive coupling among solute species is important. [Pg.111]

Most descriptions of the dynamics of molecular or particle motion in solution require a knowledge of the frictional properties of the system. This is especially true for polymer solutions, colloidal suspensions, molecular transport processes, and biomolecular conformational changes. Particle friction also plays an important role in the calculation of diffusion-influenced reaction rates, which will be discussed later. Solvent multiparticle collision dynamics, in conjunction with molecular dynamics of solute particles, provides a means to study such systems. In this section we show how the frictional properties and hydrodynamic interactions among solute or colloidal particles can be studied using hybrid MPC-MD schemes. [Pg.114]


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Bimolecular reactions, dynamics of collisions

Change transfer mechanism collision dynamics

Collision classical dynamics

Collision dynamics Born approximation

Collision dynamics binary collisions

Collision dynamics numerical solution

Collision dynamics numerical techniques

Collision dynamics rearrangement collisions

Collision dynamics scattering cross-section

Collision dynamics simple kinetic theory

Collision dynamics theory

Collision dynamics time-dependent perturbation

Collision dynamics, angular momentum

Collisions and Molecular Dynamics

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Droplet collision dynamics

Dynamics of Binary Elastic Collisions

Dynamics of Inelastic Binary Collisions

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Elastic collision dynamics

Elastic collision dynamics kinetic energy

Elastic collision dynamics trajectories

Electron nuclear dynamics , molecular systems, reactive collisions

Helium collision dynamics

Hyperthermal collision dynamics

Inelastic collision dynamics

Inelastic collision dynamics transfer

Molecular Dynamics with Hard-Sphere Collisions

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Multi-Particle Collision Dynamics with Anderson Thermostat

Multi-particle collision dynamics

Multiparticle collision dynamics

Particle collision dynamics

Polymer collision dynamics

Reactive collision dynamics

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Scattering as a probe of collision dynamics

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