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Label zero mechanical state

Let us take a simple example, namely a generic Sn2 reaction mechanism and construct the state functions for the active precursor and successor complexes. To accomplish this task, it is useful to introduce a coordinate set where an interconversion coordinate (%-) can again be defined. This is sketched in Figure 2. The reactant and product channels are labelled as Hc(i) and Hc(j), and the chemical interconversion step can usually be related to a stationary Hamiltonian Hc(ij) whose characterization, at the adiabatic level, corresponds to a saddle point of index one [89, 175]. The stationarity required for the interconversion Hamiltonian Hc(ij) defines a point (geometry) on the configurational space. We assume that the quantum states of the active precursor and successor complexes that have non zero transition matrix elements, if they exist, will be found in the neighborhood of this point. [Pg.321]


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