Springer Radiationless Transitions in Polyatomic Molecules 57

Radiationless transitions represent a significant class of physical phenomena within the excited states of molecules. These processes affect the lifetimes of excited states and govern primary photochemical and photophysical processes. Because these transitions continue to attract attention due to recent scientific advances, there is a high demand for a comprehensive text on the theory behind these processes. This volume, part of the Springer Series in Chemical Physics (Volume 57), provides a necessary resource for those attempting to understand the large body of existing literature in the field. It serves as a modern theoretical foundation for researchers and students studying how molecules behave in excited states, filling a gap for those seeking a dedicated book on the theory of radiationless transitions.