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Mass-Scaling of Quantum Tunnelling in Hydrogen Bonds: Analytical Model and Comparison with Multidimensional Potentials
Quantum tunnelling plays a central role in the structure and spectroscopy of hydrogen-bonded systems, and its sensitivity to isotopic substitution provides a stringent probe of the underlying potential-energy landscape. Despite extensive numerical studies, many high-level approaches tend to obscure
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