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The functional Ito formula, in the form df() = f( + d ) f(),is formulated and proved in the context of a Lie algebra L associatedwith a quantum (non-commutative) stochastic calculus. Here fis an element of the universal enveloping algebra U of L, andf() + d() f() is given a meaning using the coproductstructure of U even though the individual terms of this expressionhave no meaning. The Ito formula is equivalent to a chaoticexpansion formula for f() which is found explicitly. 1991 MathematicsSubject Classification: primary 81S25; secondary 60H05; tertiary18B25. 相似文献
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Urquhart AJ Williams FJ Vaughan OP Cropley RL Lambert RM 《Chemical communications (Cambridge, England)》2005,(15):1977-1979
Molecular orientation, which depends on surface coverage, determines whether or not catalytic hydrogenation is chemoselective. 相似文献
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Bobeldijk I Bouwhuis M Ireland DG de Jager CW Jans E de Jonge N Kasdorp WJ Konijn J Lapikás L van Leeuwe JJ van der Meer RL Nooren GJ Passchier E Schroevers M van der Steenhoven G Steijger JJ Theunissen JA van Uden MA de Vries H de Vries R de Witt Huberts PK Blok HP van den Brink HB Dodge GE Harakeh MN Hesselink WH Kalantar-Nayestanaki N Pellegrino A Spaltro CM Templon JA Hicks RS Kelly JJ Marchand C 《Physical review letters》1994,73(20):2684-2687
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Cropley RL Williams FJ Urquhart AJ Vaughan OP Tikhov MS Lambert RM 《Journal of the American Chemical Society》2005,127(16):6069-6076
The selective oxidation of trans-methylstyrene, a phenyl-substituted propene that contains labile allylic hydrogen atoms, has been studied on Cu{111}. Mass spectrometry and synchrotron fast XPS were used to detect, respectively, desorbing gaseous products and the evolution of surface species as a function of temperature and time. Efficient partial oxidation occurs yielding principally the epoxide, and the behavior of the system is sensitive to the order in which reactants are adsorbed. The latter is understandable in terms of differences in the spatial distribution of oxygen adatoms; isolated adatoms lead to epoxidation, while islands of "oxidic" oxygen do not. NEXAFS data taken over a range of coverages and in the presence and absence of coadsorbed oxygen indicate that the adsorbed alkene lies essentially flat with the allylic hydrogen atoms close to the surface. The photoemission results and comparison with the corresponding behavior of styrene on Cu{111} strongly suggest that allylic hydrogen abstraction is indeed a critical factor that limits epoxidation selectivity. An overall mechanism consistent with the structural and reactive properties is proposed. 相似文献
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Williams FJ Cropley RL Vaughan OP Urquhart AJ Tikhov MS Kolczewski C Hermann K Lambert RM 《Journal of the American Chemical Society》2005,127(48):17007-17011
It has long been conjectured that the difficulty of heterogeneously epoxidizing higher alkenes such as propene is due to the presence in the molecule of "allylic" H atoms that are readily stripped off by the oxygenated surface of the metal catalyst resulting in combustion. Here, taking advantage of the intrinsically higher epoxidation selectivity of Cu over Ag under vacuum conditions, we have used three phenylpropene structural isomers to examine the correlation between adsorption geometry and oxidation chemistry. It is found that under comparable conditions alpha-methylstyrene, trans-methylstyrene, and allylbenzene behave very differently on the oxygenated Cu(111) surface: the first undergoes extensive epoxidation accompanied by relatively little decomposition of the alkene; the second leads to some epoxide formation and extensive alkene decomposition; and the third is almost inert with respect to both reaction pathways. This reactive behavior is understandable in terms of the corresponding molecular conformations determined by near-edge X-ray absorption fine structure spectroscopy and density functional theory calculations. The proximity to the surface of the C=C function and of the allylic H atoms is critically important in determining reaction selectivity. This demonstrates the importance of adsorption geometry and confirms that allylic H stripping is indeed a key process that limits epoxidation selectivity in such cases. 相似文献
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Lambert RM Cropley RL Husain A Tikhov MS 《Chemical communications (Cambridge, England)》2003,(10):1184-1185
Selectivity promotion in the Ag-catalysed heterogeneous epoxidation of ethene correlates with halogen electron affinity showing that it is an electronic phenomenon rather than a steric or geometrical effect. 相似文献
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