Simulation of Time-Resolved Photoionization Signals

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Abstract

In any scientific field there is a mutual benefit from the combination of theory and experiment in which progress in one discipline stimulates new efforts in the other. Thus, the pioneering theoretical work of Seel and Domcke lead to the birth of ultrafast time-resolved photoionization experiments [1, 2]. Whereas much effort in theory is devoted to such exploratory tracks, this chapter will focus on the simulation of signals obtained from experiments already conducted. While striving for the best possible agreement between theory and experiment the real purpose of such simulations is to aid the interpretation of experimental data, ultimately aiming at a better understanding of the molecular dynamics under investigation.

Keywords

Wave Packet Probe Pulse Electronic Structure Calculation Nuclear Dynamic Quantum Molecular Dynamic 
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Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.Department of Chemical Engineering, SUNCAT Center for Interface Science and CatalysisStanford UniversityStanfordUSA

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