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Quantum Anti-Zeno Acceleration of a Chemical Reaction
2000
Physical Review Letters
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Evidence of acceleration of a chemical reaction in a condensed phase due to the quantum anti-Zeno effect is presented by a quantum-mechanical calculation. The acceleration is caused by electronic decoherence. The mechanism clearly indicates the anti-Zeno effect and involves both delocalization of the electronic dynamics and a feedback loop by coupling to vibrations. Believed to be the first established example of the quantum anti-Zeno effect in chemistry, the observed phenomenon suggests the
doi:10.1103/physrevlett.85.4413
pmid:11082559
fatcat:yu26fx2mlnh7jmoaksizjsdole