Hsing-Ta Chen

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University of Notre Dame

United States

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Hsing-Ta Chen is an Assistant Professor at the University of Notre Dame, USA. His research focuses on the dynamics of light-matter interactions, polariton transport, and the effects of disorder in quantum systems. His recent publications explore topics such as collective coherent responses, nonadiabatic dynamics, and methods to calculate electronic excited-state dynamics in complex environments.

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Joseph E. Subotnik

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University of Massachusetts Boston

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Disorder-Induced Spectral Splitting versus Rabi Splitting under Strong Light-Matter Coupling

Interplay between static and dynamic disorder: Contrasting effects on dark state population inside a cavity

Transient Dynamical Phase Diagram of the Spin-Boson Model

On the nature of two-photon transitions for a collection of molecules in a Fabry–Perot cavity

Unraveling abnormal collective effects via the non-monotonic number dependence of electron transfer in confined electromagnetic fields

Nature of polariton transport in a Fabry-Perot cavity

Interplay between disorder and collective coherent response: Superradiance and spectral motional narrowing in the time domain

Methods to Calculate Electronic Excited-State Dynamics for Molecules on Large Metal Clusters with Many States: Ensuring Fast Overlap Calculations and a Robust Choice of Phase

Modeling nonadiabatic dynamics with degenerate electronic states, intersystem crossing, and spin separation: A key goal for chemical physics

On the proper derivation of the Floquet-based quantum classical Liouville equation and surface hopping describing a molecule or material subject to an external field

Quasiclassical modeling of cavity quantum electrodynamics

Nonadiabatic Dynamics in a Laser Field: Using Floquet Fewest Switches Surface Hopping To Calculate Electronic Populations for Slow Nuclear Velocities

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Joseph E. Subotnik

Olga Goulko

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