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We present a series of new tunneling models based on a reaction class approach. Reaction class consists of all reactions that have the same reactive moiety. One can expect that reactions in the same class share similarities in the shape of the potential energy surfaces along the reaction path. By exploring such similarities, we propose to use reaction path information from the parent (smallest) reaction in calculations of tunneling contributions of larger reactions in the class. This significantly reduces the computational cost while maintaining the accuracy of the model.
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