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Propagating multi-dimensional density operators using the multi-layer-ρ multi-configurational time-dependent Hartree method
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Solving the Liouville-von-Neumann equation using a density operator provides a more complete picture of dynamical quantum phenomena than by using a wavepacket and solving the Schrodinger equation. As density operators are not restricted to the description of pure states, they can treat both thermalized and open systems. In practice, however, they are rarely used to study molecular systems as the computational resources required are even more prohibitive than those needed for wavepacket dynamics. In this paper, we demonstrate the potential utility of a scheme based on the powerful multi-layer multi-configurational time-dependent Hartree algorithm for propagating multi-dimensional density operators. Studies of two systems using this method are presented at a range of temperatures and including up to 13 degrees of freedom. The first case is single proton transfer in salicylaldimine, while the second is double proton transfer in porphycene. A comparison is also made with the approach of using stochastic wavepackets.
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