Spectral analysis was performed of classical trajectories simulating collisions of H+ with H2 which form long-lived complexes. The dipole moment μ(t) and several geometrical variables are analysed, and their spectra shown and interpreted in terms of known dynamical features of the motion. Correspondence with Einstein's A- and B-coefficients is used to derive estimates for the rates of the spontaneous and induced (laser-assisted) radiative association reaction H+ + H2 → H+ 3 + hv.
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