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Application of optimal control theory for selective vibrational excitation in molecules modeled as harmonic physical systems
J. G.B. Beumee,
H. Rabitz
Chemistry
Princeton Language and Intelligence (PLI)
Princeton Materials Institute
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Cost Functional
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Linear Chain
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Vibrational Excitation
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Lagrange
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Hamiltonian Matrix
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Chain Molecules
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Energy Distribution
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Asymptotic Form
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Quadratic Cost Functional
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Terminal Cost
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Optical Field
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Final Time
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Practical Design
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Mathematics
Fluence
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Linear Chain
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Asymptotic Form
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Time Approach
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Final Time
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Approach Infinity
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Limiting Case
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Hamiltonian
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Engineering
Physical System
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Energy Distribution
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Hamiltonian Matrix
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Design Constant
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Optical Field
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Final Time
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Chemistry
Vibrational Excitation
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