Jörn Manz

Senior guest professsor

Freie Universität Berlin

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Jörn Manz is a Senior Guest Professor at Freie Universitaet Berlin, Germany. His research primarily focuses on ultrafast laser interactions, electronic coherence, and charge migration in molecular systems. Recent articles authored by Professor Manz explore topics including enantiomer representation in H3O2−, the effects of laser pulses on electronic chirality, and the dynamics of nuclear versus electronic currents in torsional molecules.

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2020

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Maria Dimitrova

University of Helsinki

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University of Helsinki

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Schrödinger cat ground state representing two enantiomers of H3O2−

Prolongation of electronic coherence for ultralong-lived charge migration anchored by a continuous-wave laser

From chiral laser pulses to femto- and attosecond electronic chirality flips in achiral molecules

Ultrafast laser induced charge migration with de- and re-coherences in polyatomic molecules: A general method with application to pyrene

Nuclear versus electronic ring currents in oriented torsional molecules induced by magnetic fields. I. Nuclear currents of toluene

Nuclear versus electronic ring currents in oriented torsional molecules induced by magnetic fields. II. Electronic currents of toluene

Laser-Induced Electron Symmetry Restoration in Oriented Molecules Made Simple

Attosecond Charge Migration Can Break Electron Symmetry While Conserving Nuclear Symmetry

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Maria Dimitrova

Dage Matts Börje Sundholm

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