We propose an approach to calculate dynamical processes at an ultrafast time scale in molecules in which vibrational and electronic motions are strongly mixed. The relevant electronic orbitals and their interactions are described by a Hubbard model, while electron-phonon interaction terms account for the dependence of the hopping on bond length and the dependence of the equilibrium bond length (atomic radii) on the local charge. The latter term plays a crucial role in the nonadiabatic internal-conversion process of the molecule. The time-resolved photoelectron spectra are in good qualitative agreement with experiments
We present methods for combining time-dependent density functional theory and the Hubbard U potentia...
In molecular electronics individual molecules serve as electronic devices. In these systems, electro...
We quantify the nonadiabatic contributions to the vibronic sidebands of equilibrium and explicitly t...
We propose an approach to calculate dynamical processes at an ultrafast time scale in molecules in w...
Dynamic processes at the molecular level occur on ultrafast time scales and are often associated wit...
Femtosecond time-resolved photoelectron spectroscopy is emerging as a useful technique for investiga...
A nonperturbative theory for calculating time-resolved photoelectron angular distributions in linear...
This volume provides a comprehensive introduction to the theory of electronic motion in molecular pr...
Following up on our recent study of ultrafast charge separation at oligothiophene-fullerene interfac...
Author Institution: DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES, National Research CouncilWavepackets, coherent ...
π-conjugated polymers have become an important class of materials for electronic devices. Design of ...
We examine the role of electronic continua in time-resolved photoelectron spectroscopy studies of po...
We introduce a perturbative method for studying photoinduced electronic transitions through conical ...
The authors have studied the dynamics of ultrafast internal conversion processes using femtosecond t...
A fundamental understanding of ultrafast nonequilibrium dynamical processes in molecular aggregates ...
We present methods for combining time-dependent density functional theory and the Hubbard U potentia...
In molecular electronics individual molecules serve as electronic devices. In these systems, electro...
We quantify the nonadiabatic contributions to the vibronic sidebands of equilibrium and explicitly t...
We propose an approach to calculate dynamical processes at an ultrafast time scale in molecules in w...
Dynamic processes at the molecular level occur on ultrafast time scales and are often associated wit...
Femtosecond time-resolved photoelectron spectroscopy is emerging as a useful technique for investiga...
A nonperturbative theory for calculating time-resolved photoelectron angular distributions in linear...
This volume provides a comprehensive introduction to the theory of electronic motion in molecular pr...
Following up on our recent study of ultrafast charge separation at oligothiophene-fullerene interfac...
Author Institution: DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES, National Research CouncilWavepackets, coherent ...
π-conjugated polymers have become an important class of materials for electronic devices. Design of ...
We examine the role of electronic continua in time-resolved photoelectron spectroscopy studies of po...
We introduce a perturbative method for studying photoinduced electronic transitions through conical ...
The authors have studied the dynamics of ultrafast internal conversion processes using femtosecond t...
A fundamental understanding of ultrafast nonequilibrium dynamical processes in molecular aggregates ...
We present methods for combining time-dependent density functional theory and the Hubbard U potentia...
In molecular electronics individual molecules serve as electronic devices. In these systems, electro...
We quantify the nonadiabatic contributions to the vibronic sidebands of equilibrium and explicitly t...