ArticleJournal of chemical theory and computation2026
Accounting for Electronic Coherences Induced by Broadband Pulses by Using Pulse-Independent Trajectories.
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- Advances in the projected forces and momenta decoherence method for attosecond nonadiabatic molecular dynamics.Faraday discussions · 2026Article
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Recent advances in the generation of ultrashort, few-femtosecond laser pulses in the ultraviolet-visible domain are now enabling the coherent excitation of several electronic states in neutral molecules, with new opportunities for the manipulation of molecular dynamics on ultrafast time scales. Current time-resolved pump-probe experiments can monitor the ensuing coupled electron-nuclear dynamics with ultrashort resolution. Computational modeling of the observables measured in such experiments can be very challenging for medium-sized and large molecules because of (i) the nontrivial treatment of pump-generated coherences with mixed quantum-classical methods and (ii) the high computational cost of probe-step calculations, which cannot be afforded when many different pump pulses have to be considered, as e.g., in control schemes. In this work, we present two trajectory-surface-hopping approaches that include,
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