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Connor L Box

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Nonlinear optics and spectroscopyChemical thermodynamics and energeticsComputational methods in fluid flow, heat and mass transfer (incl. computational fluid dynamics)Reaction kinetics and dynamicsMain group metal chemistry

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|Apr 22, 2026

Mode selectivity in electron-promoted vibrational relaxation of chemisorbed hydrogen on molybdenum and tungsten surfaces.

|Dec 13, 2024

Room Temperature Hydrogen Atom Scattering Experiments Are Not a Sufficient Benchmark to Validate Electronic Friction Theory.

Connor L Box, Nils Hertl, Wojciech G Stark

|Aug 16, 2022

Stereodynamics of adiabatic and non-adiabatic energy transfer in a molecule surface encounter.

Yaolong Zhang, Connor L Box, Tim Schäfer

|May 21, 2022

Dissipative tunneling rates through the incorporation of first-principles electronic friction in instanton rate theory. II. Benchmarks and applications.

Y Litman, E S Pós, C L Box

|May 21, 2022

Dissipative tunneling rates through the incorporation of first-principles electronic friction in instanton rate theory. I. Theory.

Y Litman, E S Pós, C L Box

|Sep 01, 2021

Determining the Effect of Hot Electron Dissipation on Molecular Scattering Experiments at Metal Surfaces.

Connor L Box, Yaolong Zhang, Rongrong Yin

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Reinhard J Maurer

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Y Litman

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R Martinazzo

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M Rossi

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Bin Jiang

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Nils Hertl

1 joint publications

Oscar A Douglas-Gallardo

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Tim Schäfer

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Alexander Kandratsenka

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Alec M Wodtke

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Reinhard J Maurer

2 joint publications

Y Litman

2 joint publications

R Martinazzo

2 joint publications

M Rossi

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