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Transition position, trajectory surface hopping

In order to test the small x assumptions in our calculations of condensed phase vibrational transition probabilities and rates, we have performed model calculations, - for a colinear system with one molecule moving between two solvent particles. The positions ofthe solvent particles are held fixed. The center of mass position of the solute molecule is the only slow variable coordinate in the system. This allows for the comparison of surface hopping calculations based on small X approximations with calculations without these approximations. In the model calculations discussed here, and in the calculations from many particle simulations reported in Table II, the approximations made for each trajectory are that the nonadiabatic coupling is constant that the slopes of the initial and final... [Pg.199]


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