We calculate the thermally averaged probability distribution for the out-of-plane inversion motion of the CH3+ and H3O+ molecules. Such distributions can be obtained experimentally by using Coulomb explosion imaging (CEI) techniques, and our results will be useful in the interpretation of such images. We calculate these probability distributions from the molecular wavefunctions that we obtain by solving variationally the nine-dimensional rotation vibration Schr?dinger equation using the recently developed `XY3' Hamiltonian and computer program.NRC publication: Ye
We image the dynamics of diatomic and triatomic molecules with sub-5fs and sub-A resolution using la...
Laser technology has steadily evolved over the last 50 years since its invention, and has generated ...
Laser-induced Coulomb explosions can be used to identify gas-phase molecular structures through corr...
$^{a}$G. Osmann. P. R. Bunker, W. P. Kraemetr, and P. Jensen, Chem. Phys. Lett. 309, 299 (1999). $^{...
The present work deals with the determination of the spatial structure of the H_3"+ molecular i...
10th International Meeting on Photodynamics and Related Aspects (IMPRA 2018), 3-7 September 2018. Un...
Foil-induced Coulomb explosion imaging is an accurate technique to measure bondlength distributions ...
It is a particularly challenging task in stereochemistry to determine the absolute configuration of ...
A multifaceted agreement between ab initio theoretical predictions and experimental measurements, in...
The spatial structure of isolated molecules can be obtained by measuring the asymptotic velocities o...
Coulomb explosion velocity-map imaging is a new and potentially universal probe for gas-phase chemic...
We apply a three-fold covariance imaging method to analyse previously acquired data [Phys. Rev. A 89...
We use intense few-cycle laser pulses to ionize molecules to the point of Coulomb explosion. We use ...
The Coulomb explosion method for imaging molecular structure is combined with the femtosecond pump\u...
Ultrashort x-ray pulses from free-electron lasers can efficiently charge up and trigger the full fra...
We image the dynamics of diatomic and triatomic molecules with sub-5fs and sub-A resolution using la...
Laser technology has steadily evolved over the last 50 years since its invention, and has generated ...
Laser-induced Coulomb explosions can be used to identify gas-phase molecular structures through corr...
$^{a}$G. Osmann. P. R. Bunker, W. P. Kraemetr, and P. Jensen, Chem. Phys. Lett. 309, 299 (1999). $^{...
The present work deals with the determination of the spatial structure of the H_3"+ molecular i...
10th International Meeting on Photodynamics and Related Aspects (IMPRA 2018), 3-7 September 2018. Un...
Foil-induced Coulomb explosion imaging is an accurate technique to measure bondlength distributions ...
It is a particularly challenging task in stereochemistry to determine the absolute configuration of ...
A multifaceted agreement between ab initio theoretical predictions and experimental measurements, in...
The spatial structure of isolated molecules can be obtained by measuring the asymptotic velocities o...
Coulomb explosion velocity-map imaging is a new and potentially universal probe for gas-phase chemic...
We apply a three-fold covariance imaging method to analyse previously acquired data [Phys. Rev. A 89...
We use intense few-cycle laser pulses to ionize molecules to the point of Coulomb explosion. We use ...
The Coulomb explosion method for imaging molecular structure is combined with the femtosecond pump\u...
Ultrashort x-ray pulses from free-electron lasers can efficiently charge up and trigger the full fra...
We image the dynamics of diatomic and triatomic molecules with sub-5fs and sub-A resolution using la...
Laser technology has steadily evolved over the last 50 years since its invention, and has generated ...
Laser-induced Coulomb explosions can be used to identify gas-phase molecular structures through corr...