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QP Partitioning for Radiationless TransitionsLavigne, Cyrille 18 March 2014 (has links)
This work presents a new implementation of the QP algorithm, a computer method to diagonalize the extremely large matrices arising in multimode vibronic problems. Benchmark calculations are included, showing the accuracy of the program. The QP algorithm is extended to treat multiple electronic surfaces for competitive control and this is demonstrated with an Hamiltonian including three electronic states, a model of the benzene radical cation. Finally, the evolution of zeroth-order states in a simple two electronic states, two dimensional model with a conical intersection is explored, towards building a time-dependent view of overlapping resonances coherent control.
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QP Partitioning for Radiationless TransitionsLavigne, Cyrille 18 March 2014 (has links)
This work presents a new implementation of the QP algorithm, a computer method to diagonalize the extremely large matrices arising in multimode vibronic problems. Benchmark calculations are included, showing the accuracy of the program. The QP algorithm is extended to treat multiple electronic surfaces for competitive control and this is demonstrated with an Hamiltonian including three electronic states, a model of the benzene radical cation. Finally, the evolution of zeroth-order states in a simple two electronic states, two dimensional model with a conical intersection is explored, towards building a time-dependent view of overlapping resonances coherent control.
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Reconhecimento de cônicas via diagonalização de matrizesGama, Suely Silva Santos 03 May 2016 (has links)
Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - CAPES / This thesis will make a study of the conic, which can be defined as quadratic
equations solutions with two variables, with the main objective recognition of same
through a simplification of the quadratic form associated, whose procedure involves
the diagonalization of symmetric matrices. Throughout this work, will address the
prerequisites needed for the reader with little familiarity on the subject, can understand
each stage of its development, as Euclidean spaces and matrix diagonalization. / Nesta dissertação faremos um estudo das cônicas, as quais podem ser definidas
como soluções de equações do segundo grau com duas variáveis, tendo como objetivo
principal o reconhecimento das mesmas por meio de uma simplificação da
forma quadrática associada, cujo procedimento envolve a diagonalização de matrizes
simétricas. Ao longo deste trabalho, serão abordados os pré-requisitos necessários
para que o leitor, com pouca familiaridade no assunto, possa compreender cada etapa
de seu desenvolvimento, como espaços euclidianos e diagonalização de matrizes.
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