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Limits of Statistical Models of Ultracold Complex Lifetimes
The puzzle of "sticky collisions," in which molecular collision complexes exhibit unexpectedly long lifetimes, remains an unresolved mystery. A central challenge to solving this mystery is that traditional close-coupling calculations remain limited by the vast computational cost needed to take into
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