Theory of Many Body Processes in Chemical Physics
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In this project in the Theoretical and Computational Physical                   Chemistry Program of the Chemistry Division, Reinhardt will                     carry out research which will fundamentally explore the                         relation of chaotic Hamiltonian dynamics to problems of                         spectroscopy, chemical dynamics, semi-classical quantization,                   and the correspondence principle.                                                                                                                               The emphasis will be on development of new mathematical and                     computational approaches relating to electron-atom collisions,                  atomic and molecular photoabsorption leading to ionization                      and/or dissociation, and the structure of atoms in intense ac                   and dc external fields; and condensed phase intermolecular                      dynamics following mode specific excitation of pyrrole as                       related to experiments on a picosecond time scale.
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