Quantemol-N calculation of electron molecule cross sections and related parameters
ORAL
Abstract
Quantemol-N was originally developed as a wrapper for the UK Molecular R-Matrix codes, significantly accelarating data production rates for electron molecule collision calculations. Since its conception Quantemol-N has continuously been developed in the direction of the plasma industry, with many features being added to produce extended cross sections sets and related parameters. Recent additions include the calculation of differential cross sections, which provide momentum transfer and rotational excitation cross sections. These are used in turn to provide transport coefficients for verification of swarm calculations. Electron collisions with water have been used as a test bed. The code has also been generalised to calculate cross sections for aligned molecules, for example ones trapped on surfaces.
Authors
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Will Brigg
University College London
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Adam Williams
University College London
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Derek Monahan
University College London
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Jonathan Tennyson
University College London