The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1981 · 129 citations · 10 references
Natural SciencesChemistryPhysicsChemical KineticsDynamical SystemsTheoretical ChemistryChaos TheoryKinetic ModelingMolecular DynamicsRate LawsReaction DynamicsReaction Rate LawsBimolecular Reaction DynamicsHamiltonian FormulationIsomerization KineticsIsomerization ReactionsKam TheoryNonadiabatic Reaction DynamicsNonlinear Reaction DynamicsRrkm Theory
The Hamiltonian flow of a system of two degrees of freedom, capable of undergoing geometrical isomerization, is studied as a function of the coupling between the reactive and unreactive degrees of freedom. The reaction dynamics are analyzed from the perspective of the KAM theorem and the transition to chaos. Conditions are found for the validity of linear rate laws and RRKM theory in isolated molecules.
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Isomerization dynamics in liquids by molecular dynamics
Robert Rosenberg, B. J. Berne, David Chandler · Chemical Physics Letters · 1980 · 161 citations
Natural Sciences, Chemistry, Physics +12