Assessing Constrained Nuclear–Electronic Orbital Theory for the Floppy <b>CH</b> <sub>5</sub> <sup>+</sup> Ion: Geometry-Dependent Zero-Point Effects on Structure, Hydrogen Rearrangement Dynamics, and Simulated IR Spectra

, while also highlighting the challenges and shortcomings of this classical-trajectory-based method in a system where fully quantum nuclear effects beyond zero-point effects are important.

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The Journal of Physical Chemistry A
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2026-07-27
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https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.jpca.6c01211
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Advanced Chemical Physics Studies
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Assessing Constrained Nuclear–Electronic Orbital Theory for the Floppy CH 5 + Ion: Geometry-Dependent Zero-Point Effects on Structure, Hydrogen Rearrangement Dynamics, and Simulated IR Spectra

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Assessing Constrained Nuclear–Electronic Orbital Theory for the Floppy CH 5 + Ion: Geometry-Dependent Zero-Point Effects on Structure, Hydrogen Rearrangement Dynamics, and Simulated IR Spectra

E Sibert, Zehua Chen, Yuzhe Zhang, Yiwen Wang, Yang Yang
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, while also highlighting the challenges and shortcomings of this classical-trajectory-based method in a system where fully quantum nuclear effects beyond zero-point effects are important.

The Journal of Physical Chemistry A
University of Wisconsin–Madison (US)
National Science Foundation
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Advanced Chemical Physics Studies
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