Journal
COMPUTER PHYSICS COMMUNICATIONS
Volume 277, Issue -, Pages -Publisher
ELSEVIER
DOI: 10.1016/j.cpc.2022.108370
Keywords
Atomic and molecular collisions; Reactive angular distributions; Resonances; S-matrix; Pade approximation; Regge poles
Funding
- Basque Government [KK-2020/00049, KK-2020/00008, KK-2021/00064, KK-2021/00022]
- Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities (BCAM Severo Ochoa accreditation) [SEV-2017-0718, PID2019-104927GB-C22, PGC2018-101355-B-100]
- European funding (ERDF )
- European funding (ESF)
- [IT986-16]
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This research provides a FORTRAN code for complex angular momentum analysis of resonance effects in reactive angular scattering. The code evaluates the contributions of Regge trajectories to the differential cross section using numerical and analytical methods. It represents the scattering amplitude as a sum of different components, suitable for various reaction models.
This is the third (and the last) code in a collection of three programs [Sokolovski et al. (2011), Akhmatskaya et al. (2014)] dedicated to the analysis of numerical data, obtained in an accurate simulation of an atom-diatom chemical reaction. Our purpose is to provide a detailed description of a FORTRAN code for complex angular momentum (CAM) analysis of the resonance effects in reactive angular scattering [for CAM analysis of integral reactive cross sections see [Akhmatskaya et al. (2014)]. The code evaluates the contributions of a Regge trajectory (or trajectories) to a differential cross section in a specified range of energies. The contribution is computed with the help of the methods described in [Dobbyn et al. (1999), Sokolovski and Msezane (2004), Sokolovski et al. (2007)]. Regge pole positions and residues are obtained by analytically continuing S-matrix element, calculated numerically for the physical integer values of the total angular momentum, into the complex angular momentum plane using the PADE_II program [Sokolovski et al. (2011)]. The code represents a reactive scattering amplitude as a sum of the components corresponding to a rapid direct exchange of the atom, and the various scenarios in which the reactants form long-lived intermediate complexes, able to complete several rotations before breaking up into products. The package has been successfully tested on the representative models, as well as the F + H-2 -> HF+H benchmark reaction. Several detailed examples are given in the text.
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