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most citedThe Geometric Phase Appears in the Ultracold Hydrogen Exchange Reaction

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physics.chem-ph2025

Neural network ensemble for computing cross sections for rotational transitions in HO + HO collisions

Bikramaditya Mandal, Dmitri Babikov, Phillip C. Stancil +3

Water (HO) is one of the most abundant molecules in the universe and is found in a wide variety of astrophysical environments. Rotational transitions in HO + HO collisi…

physics.chem-ph2025

Non-adiabatically driven quantum interference effects in the ultracold K + KRb Rb + K chemical reaction

H. da Silva, B. K. Kendrick, H. Li +2

The K + KRb Rb + K chemical reaction is the first ultracold atom-diatom chemical reaction for which experimental results have been reported for temperatures…

physics.chem-ph2021★ 18 cited

On the use of stereodynamical effects to control cold chemical reactions: the H + D D + HD case study

Humberto da Silva, Brian Kent Kendrick, Naduvalath Balakrishnan

Quantum calculations are reported for the stereodynamic control of the H + D D + HD chemical reaction in the energy range of 1-50 K. Stereodynamic control…

physics.chem-ph2020★ 25 cited

Machine-learning-corrected quantum dynamics calculations

A. Jasinski, J. Montaner, R. C. Forrey +6

Quantum scattering calculations for all but low-dimensional systems at low energies must rely on approximations. All approximations introduce errors. The impact of these errors is…

physics.chem-ph2017★ 17 cited

Symmetry and the Geometric Phase in Ultracold Hydrogen-Exchange Reactions

J. F. E. Croft, J. Hazra, N. Balakrishnan +1

Quantum reactive scattering calculations are reported for the ultracold hydrogen-exchange reaction and its non-reactive atom-exchange isotopic counterparts, proceeding from excited…

physics.chem-ph2017★ 1 cited

Quantum Reactive Scattering of Ultracold Atoms and Molecules: Universality and Chaotic Dynamics

J. F. E. Croft, C. Makrides, M. Li +4

A fundamental question in the study of chemical reactions is how reactions proceed at a collision energy close to absolute zero. This question is no longer hypothetical: quantum de…