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A new formulation of quantum transition state theory for adiabatic reactions is proposed. It is based on the flux–flux correlation function of Miller, Schwartz, and Tromp, and calculation of a rate constant requires only the calculation of this correlation function and its second derivative at zero time. The theory is tested for a one-dimensional Eckart barrier and a parabolic barrier linearly coupled to a harmonic oscillator. This quantum transition state theory is exact for a one-dimensional parabolic barrier, is accurate for the model problems studied even under highly quantum conditions, and in the classical limit (ℏ→0) becomes classical transition state theory. An analytic continuation procedure for calculating corrections to the transition state theory is discussed.
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