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The origin of cross section thresholds in H+H
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: Why quantum dynamics appears to be more vibrationally adiabatic than classical dynamics
George C. Schatz
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bending
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energy
66%
trajectories
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probability
50%
cross sections
50%
space
33%
origin
33%
dynamics
33%
constraints
33%
errors
33%
configuration
33%
coordinates
16%
scattering
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comparative evaluations
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prediction
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motion
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reaction kinetics
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uncertainty principle
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adiabatic approximation
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Chemistry
Chemical Reaction
83%
Trajectory
66%
Zero Point Energy
33%
Energy
33%
Time
33%
Configuration
33%
Error
33%
Reactive Scattering
16%
Quantum Dynamics
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Uncertainty Principle
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Procedure
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Rate Constant
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Coupling Constant
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