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Quantum dynamics; wave packet; parallel computing; photodesorption; DEPENDENT SCHRODINGER-EQUATION; ELECTRON-INDUCED DESORPTION; WAVE-PACKET; 4-ATOM MOLECULES; MODEL; REPRESENTATION; RELAXATION; ALIGNMENT; SCHEMES
Abstract:
We present a massively parallel implementation to perform quantum dynamical wave packet calculations of molecules on surfaces. The employed algorithm propagates the wavefunction via the time-dependent Schrodinger equation within a finite basis representation by Split and Chebyshev schemes, respectively. For the parallelization, a problem adapted data decomposition in all dimensions is introduced that ensures an optimal load balancing. In a speedup analysis of the timing and scaling properties, the overall semi-linear scaling of the algorithm is verified. The almost linear speedup up to 512 processing elements indicates our implementation as a powerful tool for high-dimensional calculations. The implementation is applied to laser induced desorption of molecules from surfaces.
