Local modes in molecules

Alwyn C. Scott; L. Bernstein; J. C. Eilbeck

Local modes in molecules

Alwyn C. Scott
, L. Bernstein
, J. C. Eilbeck

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Abstract

The time for which molecular vibrational energy can remain localized is compared for two types of classical nonlinearity: 1) Intrinsic which arises from a nonlinear restoring force (such as in the CH stretching modes of benzene), and ii) Extrinsic which comes about through coupling to low frequency phonons. © 1989.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	105-111
Number of pages	7
Journal	Journal of Molecular Liquids
Volume	41
Issue number	C
Publication status	Published - Oct 1989

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