Methods and Software
Spin-Orbit Couplings Based on Density Functional Theory
PySOC, a new program for fast and flexible computation of spin-orbit couplings.
PySOC, a new program for fast and flexible computation of spin-orbit couplings.
So far, the long lifetime of UV-excited thymine has been explained in terms of trapping in the second excited state. Simulations with electron correlation shows this hypothesis doesn’t hold.
A new molecular set composed of small haloorganic compounds shows that popular computational methods may have errors of about 0.8 eV.
Methods based on nuclear ensembles allow to simulate steady and time-resolved photoelectron spectra with absolute intensities.
Chromophore-guanidine compounds can be used as selective anion sensors.
Why does replacing different oxygens of thymine with sulfur cause distinct absorption and intersystem crossing?
A new approach based on dynamics simulations is proposed to boost the efficiency of organic photovoltaics.
CH∙∙∙Cl hydrogen bond in chloromethane may be formed by UV irradiation.
HCFC-132b is an important industrial compound with strong environmental impact. Nonadiabatic dynamics explains how UV induces its photo-decomposition in the sub-picosecond scale.
Excited-state proton transfer may give rise to new diagnostic tools to follow the clinical evolution of cancer patients.
Topographical analysis of the dimer’s excited state shows that internal conversion after first proton transfer blocks the stepwise process.
Using computational simulations of 2-aminopurine-water clusters, we show why a single water may turn the fluorescence of this molecule on.
Ultrafast dynamics simulations show how excitons localize in an organic polymer.