Non-Ergodic Nature of Internal Conversion
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Non-Ergodic Nature of Internal Conversion
An Experimental and Theoretical Approach
Scheby Kuhlman, Thomas
Springer International Publishing AG
06/2015
131
Mole
Inglês
9783319033860
15 a 20 dias
2409
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Part I Introduction.- Part II Experimental Methods: Experimental Setup.- Fitting of Experimental Data and Cross-Correlation.- Part III Theoretical Methods: Nuclear Dynamics.- Time-Resolved Photoelectron Spectra.- Electronic Structure.- Part IV Results and Discussion: The Cycloketones.- The Cyclopentadienes.- Dithiane.- Part V Concluding Remarks: Summarizing Discussion.
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Cycloketones, Cyclopentadienes and Dithiane;Deactivation of Electronically Excited States;Femto-second Time-resolved Photoionization;Gas-phase Femtochemistry of Organic Molecules;Multi-configuration time-dependent Hartree Calculations;Non-statistical Aspects of Molecular Dynamics;Quantum Dynamics Simulations;The Born-Oppenheimer Approximation;Time-resolved Spectrosopy of Gas-phase Molecules;Transition between Electronically Excited States
Part I Introduction.- Part II Experimental Methods: Experimental Setup.- Fitting of Experimental Data and Cross-Correlation.- Part III Theoretical Methods: Nuclear Dynamics.- Time-Resolved Photoelectron Spectra.- Electronic Structure.- Part IV Results and Discussion: The Cycloketones.- The Cyclopentadienes.- Dithiane.- Part V Concluding Remarks: Summarizing Discussion.
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Cycloketones, Cyclopentadienes and Dithiane;Deactivation of Electronically Excited States;Femto-second Time-resolved Photoionization;Gas-phase Femtochemistry of Organic Molecules;Multi-configuration time-dependent Hartree Calculations;Non-statistical Aspects of Molecular Dynamics;Quantum Dynamics Simulations;The Born-Oppenheimer Approximation;Time-resolved Spectrosopy of Gas-phase Molecules;Transition between Electronically Excited States
