How to do Convergent-Close Coupling (CCC)

In summary, Convergent-Close Coupling (CCC) is a technique used to enhance the interaction between two or more systems by bringing them into close proximity, allowing for optimized energy transfer and communication. To perform CCC, one must identify the systems involved, ensure they can be effectively aligned, and utilize appropriate methods for maintaining their closeness. This may involve adjusting environmental conditions, using specialized equipment, or implementing feedback mechanisms to sustain the desired coupling. Effective CCC can lead to improved performance in various applications, including quantum computing and molecular interactions.
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Is there an online source where I can learn how to calculate cross-sections and rates using CCC? More specifically, I want to calculate the dissociation rate of the molecular hydrogen ion due to electrons and ions, but I don't know how to do it numerically. Is there a resource available where I can learn the code to do this?
 

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