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6 - NASA Technical Reports Server

Hybrid (quantum mechanics/molecular mechanics) theoretical techniques will be discussed that may allow to obtain accurate vibrational spectra of ...

NASA Website

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Hybrid Quantum and Molecular Mechanics Embedded Cluster ...

... Accurate theoretical models of surface chemistry, using quantum mechanics (QM), do not exist because of the huge computational cost of solving ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Importance of Time and Frequency Reference in Quantum Astronomy and Quantum Communications.
2007-01-01

Very accurate and stable time tagging capabilities are fundamental for Quantum Astronomy and Quantum Key Distribution. The main task of Quantum Astronomy is to find particular signatures of different astrophysical emission mechanisms or scattering process...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

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8 - NASA Technical Reports Server

Mar 1, 2011 ... Hybrid (quantum mechanics/molecular mechanics) theoretical techniques will be discussed that may allow to obtain accurate vibrational ...

NASA Website

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7 - NASA Technical Reports Server

Mar 1, 2011 ... Hybrid (quantum mechanics/molecular mechanics) theoretical techniques will be discussed that may allow to obtain accurate vibrational ...

NASA Website

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10 - NASA Technical Reports Server

Mar 1, 2011 ... Hybrid (quantum mechanics/molecular mechanics) theoretical techniques will be discussed that may allow to obtain accurate vibrational ...

NASA Website

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Quantum Mechanics Conceptual Survey
2011-06-28

This web page is the home for the Quantum Mechanics Conceptual Survey (QMCS). The goal of this assessment is to provide an accurate measure of students' understanding of fundamental concepts in quantum mechanics. The QMCS is inspired by the many carefully researched and validated tests of ...

NSDL National Science Digital Library

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Using Quantum Mechanics to Predict Shock Properties of Explosives.
2006-01-01

The almost exponential increase in computer power over the last few decades has opened up the venue for increasingly more advanced and accurate computer simulations. As little as ten years ago, quantum mechanical calculations were restricted to prediction...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

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Classical-quantum correspondence in electron-positron pair creation
2007-07-15

We examine the creation of electron-positron pairs in a very strong force field. Using numerical solutions to quantum field theory we calculate the spatial and momentum probability distributions for the created particles. A comparison with classical mechanical phase space calculations suggests that despite the fully relativistic and ...

Energy Citations Database

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Gaussian effective potential: Computation of eigenvalues
1996-07-01

The Gaussian effective potential (GEP) is an approximation to quantum mechanics that semiquantitatively estimates quantum effects such as zero-point fluctuations and tunneling. We show how to use the GEP to compute semiclassical eigenvalues. It is well known that the GEP provides very accurate variational ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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Computational method for the quantum Hamilton-Jacobi equation: Bound states in one dimension
2006-11-07

An accurate computational method for the one-dimensional quantum Hamilton-Jacobi equation is presented. The Moebius propagation scheme, which can accurately pass through singularities, is used to numerically integrate the quantum Hamilton-Jacobi equation for the quantum momentum function. Bound ...

Energy Citations Database

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Computational method for the quantum Hamilton-Jacobi equation: bound states in one dimension.
2006-11-01

An accurate computational method for the one-dimensional quantum Hamilton-Jacobi equation is presented. The Mobius propagation scheme, which can accurately pass through singularities, is used to numerically integrate the quantum Hamilton-Jacobi equation for the quantum momentum function. Bound ...

PubMed

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Approximate inclusion of quantum effects in transition path sampling
2009-12-14

We propose a method for incorporating nuclear quantum effects in transition path sampling studies of systems that consist of a few degrees of freedom that must be treated quantum mechanically, while the rest are classical-like. We used the normal mode centroid method to describe the quantum subsystem, which is a ...

PubMed Central

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