To study theoretically the relationship between the differential interference angle and the scattering angle in collisional quantum interference （CQI）, we have investigated the differential interference angle of the...To study theoretically the relationship between the differential interference angle and the scattering angle in collisional quantum interference （CQI）, we have investigated the differential interference angle of the atom-diatomic [case（a）] molecule system in detail. For the 2∏ electronic state in Hund＇s case （a）, the degree of the differential interference is also discussed. The differential interference angles of NO（X^2∏） are calculated quantitatively for the rotational energy transfer in Hund＇s case （a） induced by collision with He, Ne and Ar atoms. The method to calculate the differential interference angle is presented. Several factors that affect the differential interference angle are investigated. Finally the variation of the differential interference angle with the impact parameter and relative velocity is discussed.展开更多
Collisional quantum interference （CQI） on the intramolecular rotational energy transfer is observed in an experiment with a static cell, and the integral interference angles are measured. To obtain more accurate inf...Collisional quantum interference （CQI） on the intramolecular rotational energy transfer is observed in an experiment with a static cell, and the integral interference angles are measured. To obtain more accurate information, an experiment with a molecular beam is carried out, and thereby the relationship between the differential interference angle and the scattering angle is obtained. Based on the first-Born approximation of time-dependent perturbation theory, the theoretical model of CQI is developed in an atom-diatom system in the condition of the molecular beam, with the long-range interaction potential taken into account. The method of measuring correctly the differential interference angle is presented. The tendencies of the differential interference angle changing with the impact parameter and rel- ative velocity are discussed. The theoretical model presented here is important for understanding or performing the experiment in the molecular beam.展开更多
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No 10374040)the Fund of the Educational Department of Liaoning Province, China (Grant No 20060347)
文摘To study theoretically the relationship between the differential interference angle and the scattering angle in collisional quantum interference （CQI）, we have investigated the differential interference angle of the atom-diatomic [case（a）] molecule system in detail. For the 2∏ electronic state in Hund＇s case （a）, the degree of the differential interference is also discussed. The differential interference angles of NO（X^2∏） are calculated quantitatively for the rotational energy transfer in Hund＇s case （a） induced by collision with He, Ne and Ar atoms. The method to calculate the differential interference angle is presented. Several factors that affect the differential interference angle are investigated. Finally the variation of the differential interference angle with the impact parameter and relative velocity is discussed.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China （Grant No 10374040）,
文摘Collisional quantum interference （CQI） on the intramolecular rotational energy transfer is observed in an experiment with a static cell, and the integral interference angles are measured. To obtain more accurate information, an experiment with a molecular beam is carried out, and thereby the relationship between the differential interference angle and the scattering angle is obtained. Based on the first-Born approximation of time-dependent perturbation theory, the theoretical model of CQI is developed in an atom-diatom system in the condition of the molecular beam, with the long-range interaction potential taken into account. The method of measuring correctly the differential interference angle is presented. The tendencies of the differential interference angle changing with the impact parameter and rel- ative velocity are discussed. The theoretical model presented here is important for understanding or performing the experiment in the molecular beam.
