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Theoretical investigation of the isomerisation of merocyanine

The isomerisation of two isomers of merocyanine, is examined using time-dependent density functional theory with modern functionals. Using an implementation of the branch plane updating algorithm of Maeda et al., a conical intersection which connects the excited state and ground-state structures of...

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Published in:Molecular physics 2013-07, Vol.111 (9-11), p.1574-1579
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Isomerization
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merocyanine
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Molecular structure
Studies
TDDFT
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