14. Domcke W, Yarkony DR (2012) Role of conical intersections in molecular spectroscopy and
photoinduced chemical dynamics. Ann Rev Phys Chem 63:325
15. Brändas EJ (2013) Arrows of time and fundamental symmetries in chemical physics. Int J
Quantum Chem 113:173
16. Löwdin P-O (1967) Program. Nature of quantum chemistry. Int J Quantum Chem 1:1
17. Primas H (1983) Chemistry, quantum mechanics and reductionism. Perspectives in theoretical
chemistry. Springer, Berlin
18. Sklar L (1993) Physics and chance philosophical issues in the foundations of statistical
mechanics. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
19. Nicolaides CA, Brändas EJ (eds) (2010) Unstable states in the continuous spectra, part I:
analysis, concepts, methods, and results. Adv Quantum Chem 60:1–549
20. Moiseyev N (2011) Non-hermitian quantum mechanics. Cambridge University Press, New
York
21. Balslev E, Combes JM (1971) Spectral properties of many-body Schrödinger operators with
dilatation-analytic interactions. Commun Math Phys 22:280
22. Simon B (1973) The definition of molecular resonance curves by the method of exterior
complex scaling. Ann Math 97:247
23. Hehenberger M, McIntosh HV, Brändas E (1974) Weyl’s theory applied to the Stark effect in
the hydrogen atom. Phys Rev A 10:1494
24. Brändas E, Froelich P (1977) Continuum orbitals, complex scaling and the extended Virial
theorem. Phys Rev A 16:2207
25. Howland JS (1983) Complex scaling of ac Stark Hamiltonians. J Math Phys 24:1240
26. Löwdin P-O (1955) Quantum theory of many-particle systems. I. Physical interpretations by
means of density matrices, natural spin orbitals, and convergence problems in the method of
configuration interaction. Phys Rev 97:1474
27. Coleman AJ, Yukalov VI (2000) Reduced density matrices. Coulson’s challenge. Lecture
notes in chemistry, vol 72. Springer, Berlin
28. Yang CN (1962) Concept of off-diagonal long-range order and the quantum phases of liquid
helium and of superconductors. Rev Mod Phys 34:694
29. Coleman AJ (1963) Structure of fermion density matrices. Rev Mod Phys 35:668
30. Sasaki F (1965) Eigenvalues of fermion density matrices. Phys Rev 138B:1338
31. Brändas EJ, Chatzidimitriou-Dreismann CA (1991) On the connection between certain
properties of the second-order reduced density matrix and the occurrence of coherentdissipative structures in disordered condensed matter. Int J Quantum Chem 40:649
32. Prigogine I (1980) From being to becoming. Freeman W. H. Freeman and Company, San
Fransisco
33. Obcemea CH, Brändas EJ (1983) Analysis of Prigogine’s theory of subdynamics. Ann Phys
151:383
34. Brändas E, Hessmo B (1998) Indirect measurements and the Mirror Theorem: a Liouville
formulation of quantum mechanics. In: Bohm A, Doebner H-D, Kielanowski P (eds)
Irreversibility and causality. Semigroups and rigged hilbert spaces. Lecture notes in physics,
vol 504, p 359
35. Karlsson EB, Brändas EJ (1998) Modern studies of basic quantum concepts and phenomena,
In: Karlsson EB, Brändas E (eds) Proceedings nobel symposium, vol 104. World Scientific
Publishing, Singapore, p 7
36. Brändas E, Elander N (eds) (1989) Resonances: the unifying route towards the formulation of
dynamical processes—Foundations and applications in nuclear, atomic and molecular physics.
Lecture notes in physics, vol 325. Springer, Berlin, pp 1–564
37. Mayr E (1974) Teleological and teleonomic: a new analysis. Boston Studies in the Philosophy
of Science 14:91
38. Mayr E (2004) What makes biology unique?. Cambridge University Press, New York
39. Löwdin P-O (1965) Quantum genetics and the aperiodic solid. Some aspects on the biological
problems of heredity, mutations, aging, and tumours in view of the quantum theory of the
DNA molecule. Adv Quantum Chem 2:213
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photoinduced chemical dynamics. Ann Rev Phys Chem 63:325
15. Brändas EJ (2013) Arrows of time and fundamental symmetries in chemical physics. Int J
Quantum Chem 113:173
16. Löwdin P-O (1967) Program. Nature of quantum chemistry. Int J Quantum Chem 1:1
17. Primas H (1983) Chemistry, quantum mechanics and reductionism. Perspectives in theoretical
chemistry. Springer, Berlin
18. Sklar L (1993) Physics and chance philosophical issues in the foundations of statistical
mechanics. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
19. Nicolaides CA, Brändas EJ (eds) (2010) Unstable states in the continuous spectra, part I:
analysis, concepts, methods, and results. Adv Quantum Chem 60:1–549
20. Moiseyev N (2011) Non-hermitian quantum mechanics. Cambridge University Press, New
York
21. Balslev E, Combes JM (1971) Spectral properties of many-body Schrödinger operators with
dilatation-analytic interactions. Commun Math Phys 22:280
22. Simon B (1973) The definition of molecular resonance curves by the method of exterior
complex scaling. Ann Math 97:247
23. Hehenberger M, McIntosh HV, Brändas E (1974) Weyl’s theory applied to the Stark effect in
the hydrogen atom. Phys Rev A 10:1494
24. Brändas E, Froelich P (1977) Continuum orbitals, complex scaling and the extended Virial
theorem. Phys Rev A 16:2207
25. Howland JS (1983) Complex scaling of ac Stark Hamiltonians. J Math Phys 24:1240
26. Löwdin P-O (1955) Quantum theory of many-particle systems. I. Physical interpretations by
means of density matrices, natural spin orbitals, and convergence problems in the method of
configuration interaction. Phys Rev 97:1474
27. Coleman AJ, Yukalov VI (2000) Reduced density matrices. Coulson’s challenge. Lecture
notes in chemistry, vol 72. Springer, Berlin
28. Yang CN (1962) Concept of off-diagonal long-range order and the quantum phases of liquid
helium and of superconductors. Rev Mod Phys 34:694
29. Coleman AJ (1963) Structure of fermion density matrices. Rev Mod Phys 35:668
30. Sasaki F (1965) Eigenvalues of fermion density matrices. Phys Rev 138B:1338
31. Brändas EJ, Chatzidimitriou-Dreismann CA (1991) On the connection between certain
properties of the second-order reduced density matrix and the occurrence of coherentdissipative structures in disordered condensed matter. Int J Quantum Chem 40:649
32. Prigogine I (1980) From being to becoming. Freeman W. H. Freeman and Company, San
Fransisco
33. Obcemea CH, Brändas EJ (1983) Analysis of Prigogine’s theory of subdynamics. Ann Phys
151:383
34. Brändas E, Hessmo B (1998) Indirect measurements and the Mirror Theorem: a Liouville
formulation of quantum mechanics. In: Bohm A, Doebner H-D, Kielanowski P (eds)
Irreversibility and causality. Semigroups and rigged hilbert spaces. Lecture notes in physics,
vol 504, p 359
35. Karlsson EB, Brändas EJ (1998) Modern studies of basic quantum concepts and phenomena,
In: Karlsson EB, Brändas E (eds) Proceedings nobel symposium, vol 104. World Scientific
Publishing, Singapore, p 7
36. Brändas E, Elander N (eds) (1989) Resonances: the unifying route towards the formulation of
dynamical processes—Foundations and applications in nuclear, atomic and molecular physics.
Lecture notes in physics, vol 325. Springer, Berlin, pp 1–564
37. Mayr E (1974) Teleological and teleonomic: a new analysis. Boston Studies in the Philosophy
of Science 14:91
38. Mayr E (2004) What makes biology unique?. Cambridge University Press, New York
39. Löwdin P-O (1965) Quantum genetics and the aperiodic solid. Some aspects on the biological
problems of heredity, mutations, aging, and tumours in view of the quantum theory of the
DNA molecule. Adv Quantum Chem 2:213
A Zero Energy Universe Scenario: From Unstable Chemical …
283