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This equation has been used by Sundstrom and coworkers [151] and adapted to the analysis of femtosecond spectral evolution as monitored by the bond-twisting events in barrierless isomerization in solution. The theoretical derivation of Aberg et al. establishes a link between the Smoluchowski equation with a sink and the Schrodinger equation of a solute coupled to a thermal bath. The reader is referred to this important work for further theoretical details and a thorough description of the experimental set up. It is sufficient to say here that the classical link is established via the Hamilton-Jacobi equation formalism. By using the standard ansatz Xn(X,t)= A(X,i)cxp(S(X,t)/i1l), where S(X,t) is the action of the dynamical system, and neglecting terms in once this... 

Hence, the suggested approaches do not allow solving the problem of the internal links distribution for a polymer chain completely. In the present work we propose its analytic solution in terms of SARWstrict statistics, that is, without taking into account of the so-called volume interaction. 

Pasteur s work was linked to that of his older friend and colleague, the physicist Jean Baptiste Biot (1774—1862). He was a pioneer of polarimetry and showed that certain solid quartz crystals, and later solutions of sugars, rotated the plane of polarized light in opposite directions. He realized this must be a molecular property and suggested the term optical activity for the phenomenon. The work of these two scientists complemented each other and the phenomenon has immense significance, particularly in a biological context. 

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