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1.
Seal Prasenjit; Papajak Ewa; Yu Tao; Truhlar Donald G.
Statistical thermodynamics of 1-butanol, 2-methyl-1-propanol, and butanal
2.
Peverati Roberto; Truhlar Donald G.
Communication: A global hybrid generalized gradient approximation to the exchange-correlation functional that satisfies the second-order density-gradient constraint and has broad applicability in chemistry
3.
Fleming Donald G.; Arseneau Donald J.; Sukhorukov Oleksandr; Brewer Jess H.; Mielke Steven L.; Truhlar Donald G.; Schatz George C.; Garrett Bruce C.; Peterson Kirk A.
Kinetics of the reaction of the heaviest hydrogen atom with H2, the 4Heμ + H2 → 4HeμH + H reaction: Experiments, accurate quantal calculations, and variational transition state theory, including kinetic isotope effects for a factor of 36.1 in isotopic mass
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4.
Truhlar Donald G.
Single-Ion Solvation: Experimental and Theoretical Approaches to Elusive Thermodynamic Quantities
5.
Chakraborty Arindam; Truhlar Donald G.; Bowman Joel M.; Carter Stuart
Erratum: “Calculation of converged rovibrational energies and partition function for methane using vibrational–rotational configuration interaction” [J. Chem. Phys. 121, 2071 (2004)]
6.
Isegawa Miho; Gao Jiali; Truhlar Donald G.
Incorporation of charge transfer into the explicit polarization fragment method by grand canonical density functional theory
7.
Yang Ke; Peverati Roberto; Truhlar Donald G.; Valero Rosendo
Density functional study of multiplicity-changing valence and Rydberg excitations of p-block elements: Delta self-consistent field, collinear spin-flip time-dependent density functional theory (DFT), and conventional time-dependent DFT
8.
Meana-Pañeda Rubén; Truhlar Donald G.; Fernández-Ramos Antonio
High-level direct-dynamics variational transition state theory calculations including multidimensional tunneling of the thermal rate constants, branching ratios, and kinetic isotope effects of the hydrogen abstraction reactions from methanol by atomic hydrogen
9.
Tishchenko Oksana; Ilieva Sonia; Truhlar Donald G.
Communication: Energetics of reaction pathways for reactions of ethenol with the hydroxyl radical: The importance of internal hydrogen bonding at the transition state
10.
Yang Ke; Zheng Jingjing; Zhao Yan; Truhlar Donald G.
Tests of the RPBE, revPBE, τ-HCTHhyb, ωB97X-D, and MOHLYP density functional approximations and 29 others against representative databases for diverse bond energies and barrier heights in catalysis
11.
Valero Rosendo; Gomes José R. B.; Truhlar Donald G.; Illas Francesc
Density functional study of CO and NO adsorption on Ni-doped MgO(100)
12.
Marx Dominik; Hutter Jürg; Truhlar Donald G.
Ab Initio Molecular Dynamics: Basic Theory and Advanced Methods
13.
Tishchenko Oksana; Truhlar Donald G.
Gradient-based multiconfiguration Shepard interpolation for generating potential energy surfaces for polyatomic reactions
14.
Mantina Manjeera; Valero Rosendo; Truhlar Donald G.
Validation study of the ability of density functionals to predict the planar-to-three-dimensional structural transition in anionic gold clusters
15.
Bonhommeau David; Valero Rosendo; Truhlar Donald G.; Jasper Ahren W.
Coupled-surface investigation of the photodissociation of NH3(Ã): Effect of exciting the symmetric and antisymmetric stretching modes
16.
Zhao Yan; Truhlar Donald G.
Calculation of semiconductor band gaps with the M06-L density functional
17.
Erratum: “Good performance of the M06 family of hybrid meta generalized gradient approximation density functionals on a difficult case; CO adsorption on MgO(001)” [J. Chem. Phys. ;129, 124710 (2008)]
18.
Miller Stephen R.; Schultz Nathan E.; Truhlar Donald G.; Leopold Doreen G.
A study of the ground and excited states of Al3 and Al3-;. II. Computational analysis of the 488 ;nm anion photoelectron spectrum and a reconsideration of the Al3 bond dissociation energy
19.
Efficient global representations of potential energy functions: Trajectory calculations of bimolecular gas-phase reactions by multiconfiguration molecular mechanics
20.
Comment on “More accurate generalized gradient approximation for solids”
21.
Good performance of the M06 family of hybrid meta generalized gradient approximation density functionals on a difficult case: CO adsorption on MgO(001)
22.
Brauer Carolyn S.; Leung Helen O.; Marshall Mark D.; Leopold Kenneth R.; Grumstrup Erik M.; Wu Shenghai; Dahlke Erin; Sedo Galen; Truhlar Donald G.
Effects of 18O isotopic substitution on the rotational spectra and potential splitting in the OH–;OH2 complex; Improved measurements for 16OH–;16OH2 and 18OH–;18OH2, new measurements for the mixed isotopic forms, and ab initio calculations of the 2A′;-2A″; energy separation
23.
Cheng Shu Chun; Zhu Chaoyuan; Liang Kuo Kan; Lin Sheng Hsien; Truhlar Donald G.
Algorithmic decoherence time for decay-of-mixing non–Born–Oppenheimer dynamics
24.
Bonhommeau David; Truhlar Donald G.
Mixed quantum/classical investigation of the photodissociation of NH3(Ã); and a practical method for maintaining zero-point energy in classical trajectories
25.
Truhlar Donald G.; Piela Lucjan
Schrödinger solution for the Morse oscillator
26.
Xie Wangshen; Song Lingchun; Truhlar Donald G.; Gao Jiali
The variational explicit polarization potential and analytical first derivative of energy: Towards a next generation force field
27.
Construction of a generalized gradient approximation by restoring the density-gradient expansion and enforcing a tight Lieb–Oxford bound
28.
Valero Rosendo; Truhlar Donald G.; de P. R. Moreira Ibério; Costa Ramon; Illas Francesc
Performance of the M06 family of exchange-correlation functionals for predicting magnetic coupling in organic and inorganic molecules
29.
Zheng Jingjing; Gour Jeffrey R.; Lutz Jesse J.; Włoch Marta; Piecuch Piotr; Truhlar Donald G.
A comparative assessment of the perturbative and renormalized coupled cluster theories with a noniterative treatment of triple excitations for thermochemical kinetics, including a study of basis set and core correlation effects
30.
Jasper Ahren W.; Truhlar Donald G.
Non-Born-Oppenheimer molecular dynamics of Na⋯FH photodissociation
31.
Zhu X.-Y.; Dutton G.; Quinn D. P.; Lindstrom C. D.; Schultz N. E.; Truhlar D. G.
Molecular quantum well at the C60/;Au(111) interface
32.
Valero Rosendo; Truhlar Donald G.
Nonadiabatic effects in C–Br bond scission in the photodissociation of bromoacetyl chloride
33.
A new local density functional for main-group thermochemistry, transition metal bonding, thermochemical kinetics, and noncovalent interactions
34.
Ellingson Benjamin A.; Lynch Vanessa Audette; Mielke Steven L.; Truhlar Donald G.
Statistical thermodynamics of bond torsional modes: Tests of separable, almost-separable, and improved Pitzer–Gwinn approximations
35.
Comparative assessment of density functional methods for 3d transition-metal chemistry
36.
Chakraborty Arindam; Truhlar Donald G.
Converged vibrational energy levels and quantum mechanical vibrational partition function of ethane
37.
Chuang Yao-Yuan; Truhlar Donald G.
Erratum: “Statistical thermodynamics of bond torsional modes” [J. Chem. Phys. ;112, 1221 (2000), 121, 7036 (E) (2004)]
38.
Nangia Shikha; Truhlar Donald G.
Direct calculation of coupled diabatic potential-energy surfaces for ammonia and mapping of a four-dimensional conical intersection seam
39.
Chakraborty Arindam; Zhao Yan; Lin Hai; Truhlar Donald G.
Combined valence bond-molecular mechanics potential-energy surface and direct dynamics study of rate constants and kinetic isotope effects for the H+C2H6 reaction
40.
Staszewska Grażyna; Staszewski Przemysław; Schultz Nathan E.; Truhlar Donald G.
Erratum: Many-body tight-binding model for aluminum nanoparticles [Phys. Rev. B ;71, 045423 (2005)]
41.
Zhao Yan; Schultz Nathan E.; Truhlar D. G.
Exchange-correlation functional with broad accuracy for metallic and nonmetallic compounds, kinetics, and noncovalent interactions
42.
Electronic decoherence time for non-Born-Oppenheimer trajectories
43.
Conical intersections and semiclassical trajectories: Comparison to accurate quantum dynamics and analyses of the trajectories
44.
Many-body tight-binding model for aluminum nanoparticles
45.
Zhu Chaoyuan; Jasper Ahren W.; Nangia Shikha; Truhlar Donald G.
Coherent switching with decay of mixing: An improved treatment of electronic coherence for non-Born–Oppenheimer trajectories
46.
Erratum: “Statistical thermodynamics of bond torsional modes” [J. Chem. Phys. ;112, 1221 (2000)]
47.
Lynch Vanessa Audette; Mielke Steven L.; Truhlar Donald G.
Accurate vibrational-rotational partition functions and standard-state free energy values for H2O2 from Monte Carlo path-integral calculations
48.
Calculation of converged rovibrational energies and partition function for methane using vibrational–rotational configuration interaction
49.
Zhu Chaoyuan; Jasper Ahren W.; Truhlar Donald G.
Non-Born–Oppenheimer trajectories with self-consistent decay of mixing
50.
Nangia Shikha; Miller Thomas F.; Jasper Ahren W.; Truhlar Donald G.
Army ants algorithm for rare event sampling of delocalized nonadiabatic transitions by trajectory surface hopping and the estimation of sampling errors by the bootstrap method
51.
Jasper Ahren W.; Hack Michael D.; Chakraborty Arindam; Truhlar Donald G.; Piecuch Piotr
Erratum: “Photodissociation of LiFH and NaFH van der Waals complexes; A semiclassical trajectory study” [J. Chem. Phys. ;115, 7945 (2001)]
52.
Schenter Gregory K.; Garrett Bruce C.; Truhlar Donald G.
Generalized transition state theory in terms of the potential of mean force
53.
Truhlar Donald G.; Mead C. Alden
Relative likelihood of encountering conical intersections and avoided intersections on the potential energy surfaces of polyatomic molecules
54.
Mielke Steven L.; Peterson Kirk A.; Schwenke David W.; Garrett Bruce C.; Truhlar Donald G.; Michael Joe V.; Su Meng-Chih; Sutherland James W.
H+H2 Thermal Reaction: A Convergence of Theory and Experiment
55.
Thompson Jason D.; Cramer Christopher J.; Truhlar Donald G.
Predicting aqueous solubilities from aqueous free energies of solvation and experimental or calculated vapor pressures of pure substances
56.
Nakamura Hisao; Truhlar Donald G.
Extension of the fourfold way for calculation of global diabatic potential energy surfaces of complex, multiarrangement, non-Born–Oppenheimer systems; Application to ;HNCO(S0,S1)
57.
Dutton Gregory; Truhlar Donald G.; Pu Jingzhi; Zhu X.-Y.
Lateral confinement of image electron wave function by an interfacial dipole lattice
58.
Pu Jingzhi; Truhlar Donald G.
Tests of potential energy surfaces for H+CH4↔CH;3+H2; Deuterium and muonium kinetic isotope effects for the forward and reverse reaction
59.
Jasper Ahren W.; Stechmann Samuel N.; Truhlar Donald G.
Erratum: “Fewest-switches with time uncertainty; A modified trajectory surface-hopping algorithm with better accuracy for classically forbidden electronic transitions” [J. Chem. Phys. ;116, 5424 (2002)]
60.
Mueller Michael R.; Truhlar Donald G.
Fundamentals of Quantum Chemistry: Molecular Spectroscopy and Modern Electronic Structure Computations
61.
Direct diabatization of electronic states by the fourfold way. II. Dynamical correlation and rearrangement processes
62.
Validation of variational transition state theory with multidimensional tunneling contributions against accurate quantum mechanical dynamics for H+CH4→;H2+CH3 in an extended temperature interval
63.
Jasper Ahren W.; Hack Michael D.; Truhlar Donald G.; Piecuch Piotr
Coupled quasidiabatic potential energy surfaces for LiFH
64.
Fewest-switches with time uncertainty: A modified trajectory surface-hopping algorithm with better accuracy for classically forbidden electronic transitions
65.
Parametrized direct dynamics study of rate constants of H with CH4 from 250 to 2400 K
66.
The direct calculation of diabatic states based on configurational uniformity
67.
McRae Robin P.; Schenter Gregory K.; Garrett Bruce C.; Svetlicic Zoran; Truhlar Donald G.
Variational transition state theory evaluation of the rate constant for proton transfer in a polar solvent
68.
Photodissociation of LiFH and NaFH van der Waals complexes: A semiclassical trajectory study
69.
Pu Jingzhi; Corchado José C.; Truhlar Donald G.
Test of variational transition state theory with multidimensional tunneling contributions against an accurate full-dimensional rate constant calculation for a six-atom system
70.
Jasper Ahren W.; Hack Michael D.; Truhlar Donald G.
The treatment of classically forbidden electronic transitions in semiclassical trajectory surface hopping calculations
71.
Hack Michael D.; Wensmann Amanda M.; Truhlar Donald G.; Ben-Nun M.; Martı´nez Todd J.
Comparison of full multiple spawning, trajectory surface hopping, and converged quantum mechanics for electronically nonadiabatic dynamics
72.
Mielke Steven L.; Truhlar Donald G.
Displaced-points path integral method for including quantum effects in the Monte Carlo evaluation of free energies
73.
Garcia-Viloca Mireia; Alhambra Cristobal; Truhlar Donald G.; Gao Jiali
Inclusion of quantum-mechanical vibrational energy in reactive potentials of mean force
74.
Hack Michael D.; Truhlar Donald G.
A natural decay of mixing algorithm for non-Born–Oppenheimer trajectories
75.
Electronically nonadiabatic trajectories: Continuous surface switching II
76.
Fernandez-Ramos Antonio; Truhlar Donald G.
Improved algorithm for corner-cutting tunneling calculations
77.
A new Fourier path integral method, a more general scheme for extrapolation, and comparison of eight path integral methods for the quantum mechanical calculation of free energies
78.
Truhlar Donald G.; Mckoy Vincent
Guest Editors’ Introduction: Computational Chemistry
79.
Fast Patton L.; Sánchez Marı´a L.; Truhlar Donald G.
Erratum: “Infinite basis limits in electronic structure theory” [J. Chem. Phys. ;111, 2921 (1999)]
80.
Zhu Tianhai; Li Jiabo; Hawkins Gregory D.; Cramer Christopher J.; Truhlar Donald G.
Erratum: “Density functional solvation model based on CM2 atomic charges” [J. Chem. Phys. ;109, 9117 (1998); 111, 5624 (E) (1999)]
81.
Topper Robert Q.; Tawa Gregory J.; Truhlar Donald G.
Erratum: “Quantum free-energy calculations; A three-dimensional test case” [J. Chem. Phys. ;97, 3668 (1992)]
82.
Roberto-Neto Orlando; Machado Francisco B. C.; Truhlar Donald G.
Erratum: “Energetic and structural features of the ;CH4+O(3P)→;CH3+OH abstraction reaction; Does perturbation theory from a multiconfiguration reference state (finally) provide a balanced treatment of transition states?” [J. Chem. Phys. ;111, 10046 (1999)]
83.
Topaler Maria S.; Allison Thomas C.; Schwenke David W.; Truhlar Donald G.
Erratum: “What is the best semiclassical method for photochemical dynamics of systems with conical intersections?” [J. Chem. Phys. ;109, 3321 (1998); 110, 687 (E) (1999)]
84.
Martin Jan M. L.; Sundermann Andreas; Fast Patton L.; Truhlar Donald G.
Thermochemical analysis of core correlation and scalar relativistic effects on molecular atomization energies
85.
Volobuev Yuri L.; Hack Michael D.; Topaler Maria S.; Truhlar Donald G.
Continuous surface switching: An improved time-dependent self-consistent-field method for nonadiabatic dynamics
86.
Corchado J. C.; Truhlar D. G.; Espinosa-Garcı´a J.
Potential energy surface, thermal, and state-selected rate coefficients, and kinetic isotope effects for Cl+CH4→HCl+CH;3
87.
Mielke Steven L.; Srinivasan Jay; Truhlar Donald G.
Extrapolation and perturbation schemes for accelerating the convergence of quantum mechanical free energy calculations via the Fourier path-integral Monte Carlo method
88.
Chatfield David C.; Mielke Steven L.; Allison Thomas C.; Truhlar Donald G.
Quantized dynamical bottlenecks and transition state control of the reaction of D with H2: Effect of varying the total angular momentum
89.
Rodgers Jocelyn M.; Fast Patton L.; Truhlar Donald G.
Multilevel geometry optimization
90.
Kim Yongho; Corchado José C.; Villà Jordi; Xing Jianhua; Truhlar Donald G.
Multiconfiguration molecular mechanics algorithm for potential energy surfaces of chemical reactions
91.
Statistical thermodynamics of bond torsional modes
92.
Energetic and structural features of the CH4+O(3P)→;CH3+OH abstraction reaction; Does perturbation theory from a multiconfiguration reference state (finally) provide a balanced treatment of transition states?
93.
Li Jiabo; Williams Brian; Cramer Christopher J.; Truhlar Donald G.
Erratum: “A class IV charge model for molecular excited states” [J. Chem. Phys. ;110, 724 (1999)]
94.
Erratum: “Density functional solvation model based on CM2 atomic charges” [J. Chem. Phys. ;109, 9117 (1998)]
95.
Infinite basis limits in electronic structure theory
96.
Li Jiabo; Xing Jianhua; Cramer Christopher J.; Truhlar Donald G.
Accurate dipole moments from Hartree–Fock calculations by means of class IV charges
97.
Fast Patton L.; Sánchez Marı´a Luz; Corchado José C.; Truhlar Donald G.
The Gaussian-2 method with proper dissociation, improved accuracy, and less cost
98.
Kendrick Brian K.; Mead C. Alden; Truhlar Donald G.
Comment on “On the Longuet-Higgins phase and its relation to the electronic adiabatic–diabatic transformation angle” ;[;J. Chem. Phys. 107, 2694 (1997)];
99.
Topaler Maria; Piecuch Piotr; Truhlar Donald G.
Infrared absorption line strengths of the Na⋯FH van der Waals molecule
100.
Zhu Tianhai; Li Jiabo; Liotard Daniel A.; Cramer Christopher J.; Truhlar Donald G.
Analytical energy gradients of a self-consistent reaction-field solvation model based on CM2 atomic charges
101.
Analytic potential energy surfaces and their couplings for the electronically nonadiabatic chemical processes Na(3p)+H2→Na;(3s)+H2 and Na(3p)+H2→NaH+H;
102.
A class IV charge model for molecular excited states
103.
Erratum: “What is the best semiclassical method for photochemical dynamics of systems with conical intersections?” [J. Chem. Phys. ;109, 3321 (1998)]
104.
Density functional solvation model based on CM2 atomic charges
105.
Fast Patton L.; Corchado José C.; Truhlar Donald G.
The calculation of kinetic isotope effects based on a single reaction path
106.
Fast Patton L.; Truhlar Donald G.
Variational reaction path algorithm
107.
What is the best semiclassical method for photochemical dynamics of systems with conical intersections?
108.
Topaler Maria S.; Truhlar Donald G.; Chang Xiao Yan; Piecuch Piotr; Polanyi John C.
The photoabsorption spectrum of Na⋯FH van der Waals molecule; Comparison of theory and experiment for a harpooning reaction studied by transition state spectroscopy
109.
Potential energy surfaces of NaFH
110.
Topaler Maria S.; Truhlar Donald G.
Statistical model for nonadiabatic decay of an exciplex strongly coupled to a dissociative continuum
111.
Topaler Maria S.; Hack Michael D.; Allison Thomas C.; Liu Yi-Ping; Mielke Steven L.; Schwenke David W.; Truhlar Donald G.
Validation of trajectory surface hopping methods against accurate quantum mechanical dynamics and semiclassical analysis of electronic-to-vibrational energy transfer
112.
Billing G. D.; Mikkelsen K. V.; Truhlar Donald G.
Introduction to Molecular Dynamics and Chemical Kinetics
113.
Nguyen Kiet A.; Jackels Charles F.; Truhlar Donald G.
Reaction‐path dynamics in curvilinear internal coordinates including torsions
114.
Wonchoba Steven E.; Truhlar Donald G.
General potential‐energy function for H/Ni and dynamics calculations of surface diffusion, bulk diffusion, subsurface‐to‐surface transport, and absorption
115.
Kuhler Kathleen M.; Truhlar Donald G.; Isaacson Alan D.
General method for removing resonance singularities in quantum mechanical perturbation theory
116.
Nguyen Kiet A.; Rossi Ivan; Truhlar Donald G.
A dual‐level Shepard interpolation method for generating potential energy surfaces for dynamics calculations
117.
Wonchoba Steven E.; Hu Wei-Ping; Truhlar Donald G.
Surface diffusion of H on Ni(100): Interpretation of the transition temperature
118.
Jackels Charles F.; Gu Zhen; Truhlar Donald G.
Reaction‐path potential and vibrational frequencies in terms of curvilinear internal coordinates
119.
Schinke Reinhard; Truhlar Donald G.
Photodissociation Dynamics
120.
Tawa Gregory J.; Mielke Steven L.; Truhlar Donald G.; Schwenke David W.
Algebraic variational and propagation formalisms for quantal dynamics calculations of electronic‐to‐vibrational, rotational energy transfer and application to the quenching of the 3;p state of sodium by hydrogen molecules
121.
Halvick Philippe; Truhlar Donald G.
Erratum: A new diabatic representation of the coupled potential energy surfaces for Na(3p2P)+H2→Na(3;s2S)+H2 or NaH+H [J. Chem. Phys. ;96, 2895 (1992)]
122.
Effect of phonon coupling on hydrogen tunneling rates at gas–surface interfaces
123.
Melissas Vasilios S.; Truhlar Donald G.
Deuterium and carbon‐13 kinetic isotope effects for the reaction of OH with CH;4
124.
Reeves Melissa S.; Chatfield David C.; Truhlar Donald G.
Preconditioned complex generalized minimal residual algorithm for dense algebraic variational equations in quantum reactive scattering
125.
Lu Da-hong; Truhlar Donald G.
Bond‐distance and bond‐angle constraints in reaction‐path dynamics calculations
126.
Interpolated variational transition state theory and tunneling calculations of the rate constant of the reaction OH+CH4 at 223–2400 K
127.
Truhlar Donald G.; Schenter Gregory K.; Garrett Bruce C.
Inclusion of nonequilibrium continuum solvation effects in variational transition state theory
128.
Topper Robert Q.; Zhang Qi; Liu Yi-Ping; Truhlar Donald G.
Quantum steam tables. Free energy calculations for H2O, D2O, H2S, and H2Se by adaptively optimized Monte Carlo Fourier path integrals
129.
Zhang Q.; Day Paul N.; Truhlar Donald G.
The accuracy of second order perturbation theory for multiply excited vibrational energy levels and partition functions for a symmetric top molecular ion
130.
Comment on: van der Waals functional forms for molecular simulations
131.
Chatfield David C.; Friedman Ronald S.; Lynch Gillian C.; Truhlar Donald G.; Schwenke David W.
The nature and role of quantized transition states in the accurate quantum dynamics of the reaction O+H2→OH+H
132.
Truong Thanh N.; Truhlar Donald G.
Erratum: Abinitio transition state theory calculations of the reaction rate for OH+CH4→H;2O+CH3 [J. Chem. Phys. ;93, 1761 (1990)]
133.
Chatfield David C.; Duneczky Csilla; Truhlar Donald G.; Reeves Melissa S.; Schwenke David W.
Complex generalized minimal residual algorithm for iterative solution of quantum‐mechanical reactive scattering equations
134.
Zhao Xin Gui; Lu Da-Hong; Liu Yi-Ping; Lynch Gillian C.; Truhlar Donald G.
Use of an improved ion–solvent potential‐energy function to calculate the reaction rate and α‐deuterium and microsolvation kinetic isotope effects for the gas‐phase S;N2 reaction of Cl-;(H2O) with CH3Cl
135.
Quantum free‐energy calculations; A three‐dimensional test case
136.
Topper Robert Q.; Truhlar Donald G.
Quantum free‐energy calculations; Optimized Fourier path‐integral Monte Carlo computation of coupled vibrational partition functions
137.
Melissas Vasilios S.; Truhlar Donald G.; Garrett Bruce C.
Optimized calculations of reaction paths and reaction‐path functions for chemical reactions
138.
Haug Kenneth; Truhlar Donald G.; Blais Normand C.
Erratum: Monte Carlo trajectory and master equation simulation of the nonequilibrium dissociation rate coefficient for Ar+H2→Ar+2H at 4500 K [J. Chem. Phys. ;86, 2697 (1987)]
139.
Chatfield David C.; Truhlar Donald G.; Schwenke David W.
State‐selected chemical reaction dynamics at the ;S matrix level; Final‐state specificities of near‐threshold processes at low and high energies
140.
A new diabatic representation of the coupled potential energy surfaces for Na(3p2P)+H2→Na(3;s2S)+H2 or NaH+H
141.
Gonzalez-Lafont Angels; Truong Thanh N.; Truhlar Donald G.
Interpolated variational transition‐state theory; Practical methods for estimating variational transition‐state properties and tunneling contributions to chemical reaction rates from electronic structure calculations
142.
Day Paul N.; Truhlar Donald G.
The calculation of highly excited bound‐state energy levels for a triatomic molecule by using three‐arrangement basis sets and contracted basis functions
143.
Mielke Steven L.; Truhlar Donald G.; Schwenke David W.
Improved techniques for outgoing wave variational principle calculations of converged state‐to‐state transition probabilities for chemical reactions
144.
Calculation of thermal rate coefficients from the quantum flux autocorrelation function: Converged results and variational quantum transition state theory for O+HD↔OD+H and O+HD↔OH+D
145.
Natanson Gregory A.; Joseph Tomi; Truong Thanh N.; Garrett Bruce C.; Truhlar Donald G.
The definition of reaction coordinates for reaction‐path dynamics
146.
Lynch Gillian C.; Halvick Philippe; Kouri Donald J.; Yu Chin-hui; Truhlar Donald G.; Zhao Meishan; Schwenke David W.
Converged three‐dimensional quantum mechanical reaction probabilities for the F+H;2 reaction on a potential energy surface with realistic entrance and exit channels and comparisons to results for three other surfaces
147.
Lynch Gillian C.; Steckler Rozeanne; Schwenke David W.; Varandas Antonio J. C.; Truhlar Donald G.; Garrett Bruce C.
Use of scaled external correlation, a double many‐body expansion, and variational transition state theory to calibrate a potential energy surface for FH;2
148.
Zhao Xin Gui; Gonzalez-Lafont Angels; Truhlar Donald G.; Steckler Rozeanne
Molecular modeling of solvation. Cl-;(D2O)
149.
Benchmark calculations of thermal reaction rates. II. Direct calculation of the flux autocorrelation function for a canonical ensemble
150.
Benchmark calculations of thermal reaction rates. I. Quantal scattering theory
151.
Truhlar Donald G.; Isaacson Alan D.
Simple perturbation theory estimates of equilibrium constants from force fields
152.
Steckler Rozeanne; Truhlar Donald G.
Reaction path power series analysis of NH3 inversion
153.
Stationarity principle for quantum‐mechanical resonance states
154.
The effects of steps, coupling to substrate vibrations, and surface coverage on surface diffusion rates and kinetic isotope effects: Hydrogen diffusion on Ni
155.
Abinitio transition state theory calculations of the reaction rate for OH+CH4→H;2O+CH3
156.
Cochrane David L.; Truhlar Donald G.
Do classical oscillators with quantum effective potentials simulate quantal oscillators in energy transfer collisions?
157.
Sun Yan; Kouri Donald J.; Truhlar Donald G.; Schwenke David W.
Dynamical basis sets for algebraic variational calculations in quantum‐mechanical scattering theory
158.
Kouri Donald J.; Truhlar Donald G.
New variational principles for photodissociation: L2 amplitude density and scattered wave methods
159.
Zhao Meishan; Mladenovic Mirjana; Truhlar Donald G.; Schwenke David W.; Sharafeddin Omar; Sun Yan; Kouri Donald J.
Spectroscopic analysis of transition state energy levels: Bending–rotational spectrum and lifetime analysis of H;3 quasibound states
160.
Hancock Gene C.; Mead C. Alden; Truhlar Donald G.; Varandas Antonio J. C.
Reaction rates of H(H2), D(H2), and H(D2) van der Waals molecules and the threshold behavior of the bimolecular gas‐phase rate coefficient
161.
Lynch Gillian C.; Truhlar Donald G.; Garrett Bruce C.
Erratum: Test of the accuracy of small‐curvature and minimum‐energy reference paths for parametrizing the search for least‐action tunneling paths; (H,D)+H;’;Br→(H,D)Br+H;’; [J. Chem. Phys. ;90, 3102 (1989)]
162.
Sun Yan; Yu Chin-hui; Kouri Donald J.; Schwenke David W.; Halvick Philippe; Mladenovic Mirjana; Truhlar Donald G.
Direct calculation of the reactive transition matrix by L2 quantum mechanical variational methods with complex boundary conditions
163.
Blais Normand C.; Zhao Meishan; Mladenovic Mirjana; Truhlar Donald G.; Schwenke David W.; Sun Yan; Kouri Donald J.
Comparison of quasiclassical trajectory calculations to accurate quantum mechanics for state‐to‐state partial cross sections at low total angular momentum for the reaction D+H;2→HD+H
164.
Yu Chin-hui; Sun Yan; Kouri Donald J.; Halvick Philippe; Truhlar Donald G.; Schwenke David W.
Converged quantum dynamics calculations for the F+H2 reaction on the well‐studied M5 potential‐energy surface
165.
Truong Thanh N.; Truhlar Donald G.; Baldridge Kim K.; Gordon Mark S.; Steckler Rozeanne
Transition state structure, barrier height, and vibrational frequencies for the reaction Cl+CH4→CH;3+HCl
166.
Hancock Gene C.; Truhlar Donald G.
Reaction‐path analysis of the effect of monomer excitation on the tunneling splitting of the hydrogen fluoride dimer
167.
Schwenke David W.; Tucker Susan C.; Steckler Rozeanne; Brown Franklin B.; Lynch Gillian C.; Truhlar Donald G.; Garrett Bruce C.
Global potential‐energy surfaces for H;2Cl
168.
Test of the accuracy of small‐curvature and minimum‐energy reference paths for parametrizing the search for least‐action tunneling paths; (H,D)+H;’;Br→(H,D)Br+H;’;
169.
Blais Normand C.; Truhlar Donald G.; Mead C. Alden
The effect of a conical intersection on cross sections for collision‐induced dissociation
170.
Zhang Y. C.; Zhang J. Z. H.; Kouri D. J.; Haug K.; Schwenke D. W.; Truhlar D. G.
Quantum mechanical calculations of vibrational population inversion in chemical reactions: Numerically exact L2‐amplitude‐density study of the H;2Br reactive system
171.
Joseph Tomi; Truhlar Donald G.; Garrett Bruce C.
Improved potential energy surfaces for the reaction O(3P)+H2→OH+H
172.
Surface diffusion of H, D, and T on a metal surface: The role of metal motions in the kinetic isotope effects
173.
Blais Normand C.; Truhlar Donald G.
The final state and velocity distribution of the reaction D+H2→HD+H as a function of scattering angle
174.
Schwenke David W.; Truhlar Donald G.
A new potential energy surface for vibration–vibration coupling in HF–HF collisions. Formulation and quantal scattering calculations
175.
Tucker Susan C.; Truhlar Donald G.
L2 golden rule method to calculate partial widths for the decay of resonance states
176.
Zhang John Z. H.; Shima Yaakov; Schwenke David W.; Haug Kenneth; Kouri Donald J.; Truhlar Donald G.
L2 amplitude density method for multichannel inelastic and rearrangement collisions
177.
Hancock Gene C.; Truhlar Donald G.; Dykstra Clifford E.
An analytic representation of the six‐dimensional potential energy surface of hydrogen fluoride dimer
178.
Joseph Tomi; Steckler Rozeanne; Truhlar Donald G.
A new potential energy surface for the CH3+H2↔CH;4+H reaction; Calibration and calculations of rate constants and kinetic isotope effects by variational transition state theory and semiclassical tunneling calculations
179.
Steckler Rozeanne; Dykema Kenneth J.; Brown Franklin B.; Hancock Gene C.; Truhlar Donald G.; Valencich Trina
A comparative study of potential energy surfaces for CH3+H2↔CH;4+H
180.
Haug Kenneth; Schwenke David W.; Zhang John Z. H.; Zhang Yici; Truhlar Donald G.; Kouri Donald J.
Accurate quantum mechanical reaction probabilities for the reaction O+H2→OH+H
181.
Schwenke David W.; Truhlar Donald G.; Coltrin Michael E.
Comparison of close coupling and quasiclassical trajectory calculations for rotational energy transfer in the collision of two HF molecules on a realistic potential energy surface
182.
Accurate partial resonance widths for collinear reactive collisions
183.
Varandas Antonio J. C.; Brown Franklin B.; Mead C. Alden; Truhlar Donald G.; Blais Normand C.
A double many‐body expansion of the two lowest‐energy potential surfaces and nonadiabatic coupling for H;3
184.
Completely L2 Golden Rule method for resonance energies and widths
185.
Erratum: Systematic study of basis set superposition errors in the calculated interaction energy of two HF molecules [J. Chem. Phys. ;82, 2418 (1985); 84, 4113(E) (1986)]
186.
Staszewska Grażyna; Truhlar Donald G.
Convergence of L2 methods for scattering problems
187.
Schwenke David W.; Truhlar Donald G.; Kouri Donald J.
Propagation method for the solution of the arrangement‐channel coupling equations for reactive scattering in three dimensions
188.
Monte Carlo trajectory and master equation simulation of the nonequilibrium dissociation rate coefficient for Ar+H2→Ar+2H at 4500 K
189.
Schwenke David W.; Steckler Rozeanne; Brown Franklin B.; Truhlar Donald G.
Estimation of higher‐order correlation effects on the potential energy surface for the F+H;2 reaction in the saddle point vicinity
190.
Energy‐adapted basis sets for quantal scattering calculations
191.
Hancock Gene C.; Rejto Paul; Steckler Rozeanne; Brown Franklin B.; Schwenke David W.; Truhlar Donald G.
Reaction‐path analysis of the tunneling splitting in fluxional molecules; Application to the degenerate rearrangement of hydrogen fluoride dimer
192.
Garrett Bruce C.; Truhlar Donald G.
Erratum and Addendum: Nuclear‐motion corrections to Born–Oppenheimer barrier heights for chemical reactions [J. Chem. Phys. ;82, 4543 (1985)]
193.
Steckler Rozeanne; Truhlar Donald G.; Garrett Bruce C.
Tests of the extension of variational transition state theory to calculate reaction rates for molecules in selected excited vibrational states
194.
The potential energy surface for the F+H2 reaction as a function of bond angle in the saddle point vicinity
195.
Schwenke D. W.; Truhlar D. G.
Erratum: Systematic study of basis set superposition errors in the calculated interaction energy of two HF molecules [J. Chem. Phys. ;82, 2418 (1985)]
196.
Green Sheldon; Cochrane David L.; Truhlar Donald G.
Accuracy of the energy‐corrected sudden (ECS) scaling procedure for rotational excitation of CO by collisions with Ar
197.
Staszewska Grayna; Schwenke David W.; Truhlar Donald G.
Pseudochannel approach to scattering problems: The calculation of coupling elements from ground‐state expectation values
198.
Lauderdale Jack G.; Truhlar Donald G.
Embedded‐cluster model for the effect of phonons on hydrogen surface diffusion on copper
199.
Mead C. Alden; Truhlar Donald G.
On the multidimensional surface intersection problem and classical trajectory surface hopping
200.
Stabilization calculations of resonance energies for the coplanar reactions H+FH and H+H2
201.
A multiproperty empirical potential energy surface for the reaction H+Br2→HBr+Br
202.
Brown Franklin B.; Tucker Susan C.; Truhlar Donald G.
Semiclassical reaction‐path methods applied to calculate the tunneling splitting in ammonia
203.
The effect of Wigner singularities on low‐temperature vibrational relaxation rates
204.
A high‐barrier potential energy surface for F+H;2→HF+H
205.
Garrett Bruce C.; Abusalbi Najib; Kouri Donald J.; Truhlar Donald G.
Test of variational transition state theory and the least‐action approximation for multidimensional tunneling probabilities against accurate quantal rate constants for a collinear reaction involving tunneling into an excited state
206.
Product state distributions for inelastic and reactive H+D2 collisions as functions of collision energy
207.
Thompson Todd C.; Izmirlian Grant; Lemon Stephen J.; Truhlar Donald G.; Mead C. Alden
Consistent analytic representation of the two lowest potential energy surfaces for Li3, Na3, and K3
208.
Variational transition state theory calculations of the reaction rates of F with H2, D2, and HD and the intermolecular and intramolecular kinetic isotope effects
209.
Staszewska Grażyna; Schwenke David W.; Truhlar Donald G.
Erratum: Collapsed close coupling method: A systematic alternative to the multichannel optical potential for solutions of the Schrödinger equation in a truncated subspace [Phys. Rev. A ;31, 1348 (1985)]
210.
Nuclear‐motion corrections to Born–Oppenheimer barrier heights for chemical reactions
211.
Tucker Susan C.; Garrett Bruce C.; Truhlar Donald G.; Isaacson Alan D.
Variational transition state theory with least‐action tunneling calculations for the kinetic isotope effects in the Cl+H;2 reaction; Tests of extended‐LEPS, information‐theoretic, and diatomics‐in‐molecules potential energy surfaces
212.
Collapsed close‐coupling method; A systematic alternative to the multichannel optical potential for solutions of the Schrödinger equation in a truncated subspace
213.
Systematic study of basis set superposition errors in the calculated interaction energy of two HF molecules
214.
Thompson Todd C.; Truhlar Donald G.; Mead C. Alden
On the form of the adiabatic and diabatic representation and the validity of the adiabatic approximation for X3 Jahn–Teller systems
215.
Blais Normand C.; Truhlar Donald G.; Garrett Bruce C.
Effect of bending potential on calculated product‐state distributions for the reaction H+D;2 → HD+D
216.
Variational transition states for ion–molecule reactions
217.
Isaacson Alan D.; Rai Sachchida N.; Sund Mark T.; Truhlar Donald G.
Improved canonical and microcanonical variational transition state theory calculations for a polyatomic reaction: OH+H2→H;2O+H
218.
Brown Franklin B.; Steckler Rozeanne; Truhlar Donald G.; Schwenke David W.; Garrett Bruce C.
An improved potential energy surface for F+H2→HF+H and H+H′F→HF+H′
219.
Steckler Rozeanne; Truhlar Donald G.; Garrett Bruce C.; Blais Normand C.; Walker Robert B.
Characterization of exit‐channel barriers for chemical reactions producing specific vibrational states
220.
Quantum mechanical differential and integral cross sections for state‐to‐state vibrational excitation of I;2 by He
221.
Truhlar Donald G.; Garrett Bruce C.; Hipes Paul G.; Kuppermann Aron
Test of variational transition state theory against accurate quantal results for a reaction with very large reaction‐path curvature and a low barrier
222.
Complex optical potential model for electron–molecule scattering, elastic scattering, and rotational excitation of H;2 at 10–100 eV
223.
WKB approximation for the reaction‐path Hamiltonian; Application to variational transition state theory, vibrationally adiabatic excited‐state barrier heights, and resonance calculations
224.
Investigation of the shape of the imaginary part of the optical‐model potential for electron scattering by rare gases
225.
Thirumalai Devarajan; Thompson Todd C.; Truhlar Donald G.
Rational fraction analytic continuation method for complex resonance energies in multidimensional systems
226.
Skodje Rex T.; Schwenke David W.; Truhlar Donald G.; Garrett Bruce C.
Calculation of partial widths and isotope effects for reactive resonances by a reaction‐path Hamiltonian model; Test against accurate quantal results for a twin‐saddle point system
227.
Skodje Rex T.; Truhlar Donald G.
Localized Gaussian wave packet methods for inelastic collisions involving anharmonic oscillators
228.
Isaacson Alan D.; Truhlar Donald G.
Vibrational partition functions calculated from limited information
229.
Walker Robert B.; Blais Normand C.; Truhlar Donald G.
Dependence of reaction attributes, including differential cross sections and resonance features, on changes in the potential energy surface for the F+D2 reaction
230.
Truhlar Donald G.; Garrett Bruce C.; Blais Normand C.
Two new potential energy surfaces for the F+H2 reaction
231.
Rai Sachchida N.; Truhlar Donald G.
Variational transition state theory calculations for an atom–radical reaction with no saddle point; O+OH
232.
Schwenke David W.; Thirumalai Devarajan; Truhlar Donald G.
Accurate, smooth, local, energy‐dependent optical potentials for electron scattering
233.
A least‐action variational method for calculating multidimensional tunneling probabilities for chemical reactions
234.
Small‐curvature adiabatic approximation for reaction‐path reduced‐dimensionality effective Hamiltonian
235.
Thirumalai Devarajan; Truhlar Donald G.
Erratum: Energy‐dependent polarization potential, dispersion‐relation absorption potential, and matrix effective potential for electron‐neon scattering at 10–100 eV [Phys. Rec. A ;26, 793 (1982)]
236.
Staszewska Grazyna; Schwenke David W.; Thirumalai Devarajan; Truhlar Donald G.
Quasifree‐scattering model for the imaginary part of the optical potential for electron scattering
237.
Lim Carmay; Truhlar Donald G.
The existence of straight‐line paths, invariant vectors, and invariant tensors characterizing nonequilibrium state distributions during chemical reactions
238.
Rumble John R.; Truhlar Donald G.; Morrison Michael A.
State‐to‐state differential and integral cross sections for vibrational‐rotational excitation and elastic scattering of electrons by N;2 at 5–50 eV; Calculations using extended‐basis‐set Hartree–Fock wave functions
239.
Trajectory‐surface‐hopping study of Na(3;p ;2P) +H2 → Na(3;s ;2S)+H2(v′, ;j′, θ)
240.
Staszewska Grazyna; Schwenke David W.; Truhlar Donald G.
Dispersion‐equation approach to obtaining polarization potentials for quantum‐mechanical electron‐scattering calculations
241.
Erratum: On the determination of Born–Oppenheimer nuclear motion wave functions including complications due to conical intersections and identical nuclei [J. Chem. Phys. ;70, 2284 (1979)]
242.
Bondi D. K.; Connor J. N. L.; Garrett Bruce C.; Truhlar Donald G.
Test of variational transition state theory with a large‐curvature tunneling approximation against accurate quantal reaction probabilities and rate coefficients for three collinear reactions with large reaction‐path curvature; Cl+HCl, Cl+DCl, and Cl+MuCl
243.
Garrett Bruce C.; Truhlar Donald G.; Wagner Albert F.; Dunning Thom H.
Variational transition state theory and tunneling for a heavy–light–heavy reaction using an ;ab initio potential energy surface. 37Cl+H(D) 35Cl→H(D) ;37Cl+35Cl
244.
Schwenke David W.; Truhlar Donald G.; Thirumalai Devarajan; Coltrin M. E.
Tests of the quasiclassical trajectory cross‐correlation moment method against accurate quantum dynamics for V–V energy transfer in HF–HF collisions
245.
Improved parametrization of diatomics‐in‐molecules potential energy surface for Na(3;p ;2P)+H2 → Na(3;s ;2S)+H2
246.
Truhlar Donald G.; Kilpatrick Nancy J.; Garrett Bruce C.
Reaction‐path interpolation models for variational transition state theory
247.
Third body efficiencies for collision‐induced dissociation of diatomics. Rate coefficients for H+H;2→3H
248.
Quasiclassical trajectory (and variational transition state theory) study of the rates and temperature‐dependent activation energies of the reactions Mu+H;2 (completely thermal) and H, D, and Mu+H2 (v=0, j=2)
249.
Thompson Donald L.; Blais Normand C.; Truhlar Donald G.
Rotational energy transfer in collisions of internally excited molecules. Effect of initial conditions and potential energy surface
250.
Abusalbi Najib; Eades Robert A.; Nam Tonny; Thirumalai Devarajan; Dixon David A.; Truhlar Donald G.; Dupuis Michel
Electron scattering by methane: Elastic scattering and rotational excitation cross sections calculated with ab initio interaction potentials
251.
Clary D. C.; Garrett Bruce C.; Truhlar Donald G.
Comparison of variational transition state theory and quantum sudden calculations of three‐dimensional rate coefficients for the reactions D(H)+BrH → DBr(HBr)+H
252.
Tests of the semiclassical polarization approximation for electron scattering by helium and neon
253.
Schwenke David W.; Staszewska Grazyna; Truhlar Donald G.
Effective exchange potentials for electronically inelastic scattering
254.
Conditions for the definition of a strictly diabatic electronic basis for molecular systems
255.
Skodje Rex T.; Truhlar Donald G.; Garrett Bruce C.
Vibrationally adiabatic models for reactive tunneling
256.
Thompson Todd C.; Truhlar Donald G.
Erratum: Stabilization calculations of resonance energies for chemical reactions [J. Chem. Phys. ;76, 1790 (1982)]
257.
Statistical‐diabatic model for state‐selected reaction rates. Theory and application of vibrational‐mode correlation analysis to OH(;nOH)+H2(nHH)→H;2O+H
258.
Optimization of vibrational coordinates, with an application to the water molecule
259.
Truhlar Donald G.; Blais Normand C.
Test of the linear sum rule for vibrational energy transfer by trajectory calculations
260.
Energy‐dependent polarization potential, dispersion‐relation absorption potential, and matrix effective potential for electron‐neon scattering at 10–100 eV
261.
Truhlar Donald G.; Duff James W.; Blais Normand C.; Tully John C.; Garrett Bruce C.
The quenching of Na(3 ;2P) by H2; Interactions and dynamics
262.
High‐energy collision‐induced dissociation of H2 by H
263.
Application of the matrix‐effective‐potential formalism to electron‐neon scattering at 150–700‐eV impact energy and comparison to optical‐potential calculations
264.
Valone Steven M.; Truhlar Donald G.; Thirumialai Devarajan
Localized second‐order optical potential for electron scattering in terms of imaginary‐frequency susceptibilities
265.
Thirumalai Devarajan; Truhlar Donald G.; Brandt Maynard A.; Eades Robert A.; Dixon David A.
Polarization and absorption effects in electron‐helium scattering at 30–400 eV
266.
Gray Joni C.; Truhlar Donald G.
Wigner distribution trajectory method for collision induced dissociation
267.
Rapid convergence of V–;V energy transfer calculated using adiabatic basis functions. I. An accurate two‐state model for low‐energy resonant ;V–;V energy transfer. II.
268.
Bondi D. K.; Clary D. C.; Connor J. N. L.; Garrett Bruce C.; Truhlar Donald G.
Kinetic isotope effects in the Mu+H2 and Mu+D2 reactions: Accurate quantum calculations for the collinear reactions and variational transition state theory predictions for one and three dimensions
269.
Quasiclassical trajectory calculation of the state‐specified differential cross sections and opacity functions for F+H;2 → HF(;v′)+H
270.
Temperature dependence of the activation energy: D+H2
271.
Garrett Bruce C.; Truhlar Donald G.; Magnuson Alan W.
New semiempirical method of modeling potential energy surfaces for generalized TST and application to the kinetic isotope effects in the Cl–H–H system
272.
Canonical unified statistical model. Classical mechanical theory and applications to collinear reactions
273.
Stabilization calculations of resonance energies for chemical reactions
274.
Polyatomic canonical variational theory for chemical reaction rates. Separable‐mode formalism with application to OH+H;2→H;2O+H
275.
Full‐response pseudochannels; A new method for converging coupled‐channels scattering calculations. Theory and examples
276.
Improved calculation of the cross section for excitation of the asymmetric stretch of CO2 by electron impact
277.
Garrett Bruce C.; Truhlar Donald G.; Melius Carl F.
Quenching of the resonance state of potassium by muonium
278.
The accuracy of the Pitzer–Gwinn method for partition functions of anharmonic vibrational modes
279.
Isaacson Alan D.; Truhlar Donald G.; Scanlon Kerin; Overend John
Tests of approximation schemes for vibrational energy levels and partition functions for triatomics: H2O and SO2
280.
Thirumalai Devarajan; Onda Kunizo; Truhlar Donald G.
Electron scattering by CO2: Elastic scattering, rotational excitation, and excitation of the asymmetric stretch at 10 eV impact energy
281.
Monte Carlo trajectory calculations of the energy of activation for collision‐induced dissociation of H;2 by Ar as a function of rotational energy
282.
Truhlar Donald G.; Onda Kunizo
Numerical evaluation of matrix elements over eigenfunctionsof one‐dimensional vibrational problems
283.
Variational transition state theory and vibrationally adiabatic transmission coefficients for kinetic isotope effects in the Cl–H–H reaction system
284.
Elastic scattering and rotational excitation of a polyatomic molecule by electron impact: Acetylene
285.
Garrett Bruce C.; Redmon Michael J.; Truhlar Donald G.; Melius Carl F.
Abinitio treatment of electronically inelastic K+H collisions using a direct integration method for the solution of the coupled‐channel scattering equations in electronically adiabatic representations
286.
Gray Joni C.; Fraser Gerald A.; Truhlar Donald G.; Kulander Kenneth C.
Quasiclassical trajectory calculations and quantal wave packet calculations for vibrational energy transfer at energies above the dissociation threshold
287.
Rumble John R.; Truhlar Donald G.
Erratum: Investigation of the assumptions of the multiple‐scattering method for electron–molecule scattering cross sections [J. Chem. Phys. ;72, 3206 (1980)]
288.
Onda Kunizo; Truhlar Donald G.
Quantum mechanical study of elastic scattering and rotational excitation of CO by electrons
289.
Garrett Bruce C.; Truhlar Donald G.; Grev Roger S.; Magnuson Alan W.; Connor J. N. L.
Variational transition state theory, vibrationally adiabatic transmission coefficients, and the unified statistical model tested against accurate quantal rate constants for collinear F+H2, H+F2, and isotopic analogs
290.
New approaches to the quantum‐mechanical treatment of charge polarization in intermediate‐energy electron scattering
291.
Garrett Bruce C.; Truhlar Donald G.; Grev Roger S.; Walker Robert B.
Comparison of variational transition state theory and the unified statistical model with vibrationally adiabatic transmission coefficients to accurate collinear rate constants for T+HD→TH+D
292.
State‐to‐state cross sections for elastic and inelastic electron scattering by N;2 at 20–35 eV, including resonant enhancement of vibrational excitation
293.
Comparison of local exchange potentials for electron–N;2 scattering
294.
Generalized transition state theory calculations for the reactions D+H2 and H+D2 using an accurate potential energy surface: Explanation of the kinetic isotope effect
295.
Errata and addenda: Low‐energy electron–molecule scattering; Comparison of coupled channel treatments of ;e-;N2 scattering at 13.6 eV using various approximations to the static and exchange potentials and an approximate polarization potential [J. Chem. Phys. ;70, 4102 (1979)]
296.
Investigation of the assumptions of the multiple‐scattering method for electron–molecule scattering cross sections
297.
Comparison of local‐exchange approximations for intermediate‐energy electron–molecule differential cross sections
298.
State‐to‐state cross sections for electron impact on N;2. Close coupling and polarized Born calculations for rotational and vibrational excitation and pure elastic scattering at nonresonant energies
299.
Electron–molecule scattering at intermediate energy. Centrifugal‐dominant channel decoupling and the INDOX polarized SCF model applied to N;2 at 50 eV
300.
Duff James W.; Blais Normand C.; Truhlar Donald G.
Monte Carlo trajectory study of Ar+H2 collisions: Thermally averaged vibrational transition rates at 4500 °K
301.
Eades Robert A.; Truhlar Donald G.; Dixon David A.
Abinitio self‐consistent‐field polarizabilities and electron‐molecule adiabatic polarization potentials. III. N;2
302.
Truhlar Donald G.; Horowitz Charles J.
Erratum: Functional representation of Liu and Siegbahn’s accurate ;abinitio potential energy calculations for H+H2
303.
Green Sheldon; Truhlar Donald G.
Rotational excitation of hydrogen molecules by collisions with hydrogen atoms
304.
Gray Joni C.; Garrett Bruce C.; Truhlar Donald G.
Detailed balance in quasiclassical trajectory calculations of thermal rate constants for chemical reactions
305.
Low‐energy electron–molecule scattering; Comparison of coupled channel treatments of ;e-;N2 scattering at 13.6 eV using various approximations to the static and exchange potentials and an approximate polarization potential
306.
Monte Carlo trajectory study of Ar+H2: Vibrational selectivity of dissociative collisions at 4500°K and the characteristics of dissociation under equilibrium conditions
307.
On the determination of Born–Oppenheimer nuclear motion wave functions including complications due to conical intersections and identical nuclei
308.
Baybutt Paul; Kahn Luis R.; Bobrowicza) Frank W.; Truhlar Donald G.
Erratum: Generalized valence‐bond investigation of the reaction H+Br;2→HBr+Br
309.
SCF treatment of charge polarization effects in intermediate‐energy electron scattering calculations with applications to N;2
310.
Criterion of minimum state density in the transition state theory of bimolecular reactions
311.
Truhlar Donald G.; Van-Catledge F. A.
Adiabatic polarization potentials for electron scattering by N2 and CO
312.
Truhlar Donald G.; Van-Catledge Frederic A.
Erratum: Tests of INDO/1s and INDOXI/1s methods for the calculation of the static potential for electron scattering by CO
313.
Erratum: Test of approximate methods for the calculation of the static potential for electron scattering by CO
314.
Truhlar Donald G.; Van-Catledge F. A.; Dunning Thom. H.
Erratum: Abinitio and semiempirical calculations of the static potential for electron scattering of the nitrogen molecule
315.
Model potentials for electron scattering: Converged close coupling calculations for the differential cross section for e-;N2 at 30–50 eV
316.
Abinitio calculation of the vibrational energy transfer rate of H2 in Ar using Monte Carlo classical trajectories and the forced quantum oscillator model
317.
Gray Joni C.; Truhlar Donald G.; Clemens Laura; Duff James W.; Chapman Frank M.; Morrell Glenn O.; Hayes Edward F.
Quasiclassical trajectory calculations compared to quantum mechanical reaction probabilities, rate constants, and activation energies for two different potential surfaces for the collinear reaction H2+I→H+HI, including dependence on initial vibrational state
318.
Baybutt Paul; Bobrowicz Frank W.; Kahn Luis R.; Truhlar Donald G.
Generalized valence‐bond investigation of the reaction H+Br;2 →HBr+Br
319.
Functional representation of Liu and Siegbahn’s accurate ;abinitio potential energy calculations for H+H2
320.
Truhlar Donald G.; Mullaney Nancy Ann
Semiclassical exchange approximation for inelastic electron scattering
321.
Monte Carlo trajectories: Alignment of HBr rotational angular momentum as a function of scattering angle for the reaction H+Br2→HBr+Br
322.
Legendre moment method for calculating differential scattering cross sections from classical trajectories with Monte Carlo initial conditions
323.
Monte Carlo trajectory study of Ar+H2 collisions. II. Vibrational and rotational enhancement of cross sections for dissociation
324.
Truhlar Donald G.; Brandt Maynard A.; Srivastava Santosh K.; Trajmar S.; Chutjian A.
Quantum mechanical and crossed beam study of vibrational excitation of N2 by electron impact at 30–75 eV
325.
Tests of INDO/1s and INDOXI/1s methods for the calculation of the static potential for electron scattering by CO
326.
Monte Carlo trajectory study of Ar+H2 collisions. I. Potential energy surface and cross sections for dissociation, recombination, and inelastic scattering
327.
Kahn Luis R.; Baybutt Paul; Truhlar Donald G.
Abinitio effective core potentials: Reduction of all‐electron molecular structure calculations to calculations involving only valence electrons
328.
Erratum: Monte Carlo trajectories: The reaction H+Br2→HBr+Br
329.
Truhlar Donald G.; Brandt Maynard A.
Close‐coupling calculations of differential cross sections for elastic scattering and rotational excitation of hydrogen molecules by electrons at 10 and 40 eV
330.
Truhlar Donald G.; Brandt Maynard A.; Chutjian A.; Srivastava Santosh K.; Trajmar S.
Electron scattering by N2 at 5 and 10 eV: Rotational–vibrational close‐coupling calculations and crossed beam studies of vibrational excitation
331.
Interpretation of ortho–para hydrogen conversion
332.
Riley Merle E.; Truhlar Donald G.
Effects of the Pauli principle on electron scattering by open‐shell targets
333.
Brandt Maynard A.; Truhlar Donald G.; Van-Catledge F. A.
Electron scattering by nitrogen molecules: Theory and application to elastic scattering and rotational excitation at 30–75 eV
334.
Truhlar Donald G.; Poling Ruth E.; Brandt Maynard A.
Infinite‐order sudden approximation for rotational excitation of hydrogen molecules by electrons in the energy range 10–40 eV
335.
Truhlar Donald G.; Tarara William Daniel
Application of the finite‐difference boundary value method to the calculation of Born–Oppenheimer vibrational eigenenergies for the double‐minimum ;E,F1Σ;+g state of the hydrogen molecule
336.
Duff James W.; Truhlar Donald G.
Use of semiclassical collision theory to compare analytic fits to the interaction potential for vibrational excitation of H2 by He
337.
Approximations for the exchange potential in electron scattering
338.
Brandt Maynard A.; Truhlar Donald G.
Abinitio cross sections for excitation of the 2p state of hydrogen by electron impact at intermediate energies
339.
Effect of curvature of the reaction path on dynamic effects in endothermic chemical reactions and product energies in exothermic reactions
340.
Chutjian Ara; Truhlar Donald G.; Williams Walter; Trajmar Sandor
Vibrational Excitation in CO by Electron Impact in the Energy Range 10-90 eV
341.
Monte Carlo trajectories: The reaction H + Br;2 → HBr + Br
342.
Truhlar Donald G.; Cartwright David C.
Hartree-Fock generalized oscillator strengths for electron impact excitation of the 2 ;1P state of helium
343.
Erratum: Multiple potential energy surfaces for reactions of species in degenerate electronic states
344.
Abdallah Joseph; Truhlar Donald G.
Use of contracted basis functions in algebraic variational scattering calculations
345.
Application of the variational least squares method to inelastic scattering
346.
Use of consistent phase conventions in calculating angular distributions of scattering cross sections and application to electron-hydrogen-atom inelastic scattering
347.
Truhlar Donald G.; Abdallah Joseph
New methods for calculating scattering cross sections for rearrangement collisions
348.
Truhlar Donald G.; Trajmar Sandor; Williams Walter; Ormonde Stephan; Torres Barbara
Quantum-Mechanical and Experimental Study of the Excitation of the 2 ;1P State of He by Electron Impact at 29-40 eV
349.
Tests of approximate methods for the calculation of the static potential for electron scattering by CO
350.
Truhlar Donald G.; Kuppermann Aron; Adams John T.
Exact quantum mechanical reaction probabilities and rate constants for the isotopic collinear H+;H2 reactions
351.
Electron Scattering with and without Vibrational Excitation. VIII. Comment on a Theory of Small-Energy-Transfer Collisions Dominated by Long-Range Forces
352.
Semiclassical treatment of rainbow maxima in differential cross sections for inelastic scattering
353.
Monte Carlo trajectories: Dynamics of the reaction F+D;2 on a semiempirical valence‐bond potential energy surface
354.
355.
Truhlar Donald G.; Van-Catledge F. A.; Dunning Thom H.
Ab Initio and Semiempirical Calculations of the Static Potential for Electron Scattering off the Nitrogen Molecule
356.
Truhlar Donald G.; Olson Peter C.; Parr Christopher A.
Computed Bond Energies and Vibrational Frequencies for ClHCl, BrHBr, and IHI, Including Isotope Effects and Anharmonicity
357.
Truhlar Donald G.; Williams Walter; Trajmar Sandor
Electron Scattering by Molecules with and without Vibrational Excitation. VI. Elastic Scattering by CO at 6–80 eV
358.
Wagner Albert F.; Truhlar Donald G.
Comment on Enhancement of the Reaction Cross Section of He+;H2+;→ ;HeH+;+;H by Vibrational Excitation of H2+; and the Treatment of Nuclear Spin by the Statistical Phase‐Space Theory
359.
Electron Scattering by Molecules with and without Vibrational Excitation. V. Elastic Scattering and Nonresonant Vibrational Excitation of N2 at 30–83 eV
360.
Truhlar Donald G.; Trajmar Sandor; Williams Walter
Electron Scattering by Molecules with and without Vibrational Excitation. IV. Elastic Scattering and Excitation of the First Vibrational Level for N2 and CO at 20 eV
361.
Truhlar Donald G.; Smith Richard L.
Application of the Quasiminimum Principle to Calculations on Electron Scattering by Atomic Hydrogen
362.
Multiple Potential Energy Surfaces for Reactions of Species in Degenerate Electronic States
363.
Truhlar Donald G.; Kuppermann Aron
Exact and Approximate Quantum Mechanical Reaction Probabilities and Rate Constants for the Collinear H + H;2 Reaction
364.
Enhancement of the Reaction Cross Section of He+H;2+;→HeH;+;+H by Vibrational Excitation of H;2+; According to the Statistical Phase‐Space Theory
365.
Rice James K.; Truhlar Donald G.; Cartwright David C.; Trajmar Sandor
Effect of Charge Polarization on Inelastic Scattering: Differential and Integral Cross Sections for Excitation of the 21S State of Helium by Electron Impact
366.
Forcing Conservation of Particle Flux in Perturbation-Theory Calculations of Inelastic Scattering
367.
Truhlar D. G.; Rice J. K.
Erratum: Electron Scattering by H2 with and without Vibrational Excitation. I. Quantum‐Mechanical Theory
368.
Trajmar S.; Truhlar D. G.; Rice J. K.
Erratum: Electron Scattering by H2 with and without Vibrational Excitation. II. Experimental and Theoretical Study of Elastic Scattering
369.
Application of the Statistical Phase‐Space Theory to the Reaction K+HCl→KCl+H and to Inelastic Scattering
370.
Adiabatic Theory of Chemical Reactions
371.
Trajmar S.; Truhlar D. G.; Rice J. K.; Kuppermann A.
Electron Scattering by H2 with and without Vibrational Excitation. III. Experimental and Theoretical Study of Inelastic Scattering
372.
Electron Scattering by H2 with and without Vibrational Excitation. II. Experimental and Theoretical Study of Elastic Scattering
373.
Electron Scattering by H2 with and without Vibrational Excitation. I. Quantum‐Mechanical Theory
374.
Quantum Mechanics of the H+H;2 Reaction; Exact Scattering Probabilities for Collinear Collisions
375.
Truhlar Donald G.; Rice James K.; Kuppermann Aron; Trajmar S.; Cartwright D. C.
Differential and Integral Cross Sections for Excitation of the 21P State of Helium by Electron Impact
376.
Statistical Phase‐Space Theory of the Reaction C;+; + D;2 Including Threshold Behavior
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