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The classical dynamics of 1D H +2 in an intense field are discussed. The initial conditions are chosen at random in the field-free case, and then the Hamiltonian canonical equations of H +2 system in the intense laser field are solved numerically by mean of the symplectic method under these initial conditions. The probabilities of survival, dissociation, ionization, and Coulomb explosion of H +2 system in the intense laser field are obtained for different laser intensity based on the classical theory.
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Liu, SX., Lang, YQ., Liu, XS. et al. Classical Dynamics of H +2 in an Intense Laser Field by Using the Symplectic Method. J Math Chem 41, 113–122 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10910-006-9059-z
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