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Ítem Classical mechanics of dipolar asymmetric top molecules in collinear static electric and nonresonant linearly polarized laser fields: energy-momentum diagrams, bifurcations and accessible configuration space(World Scientific Publishing, 2008-02-08) Arango Mambuscay, Carlos AlbertoWe study classical energy-momentum ($E$-$m$) diagrams for rotational motion of dipolar asymmetric top molecules in strong external fields. Static electric fields, nonresonant linearly polarized laser fields, and collinear combinations of the two are investigated. We treat specifically the molecules iodobenzene (a nearly prolate asymmetric top), pyridazine (nearly oblate asymmetric top), and iodopentafluorobenzene (intermediate case). The location of relative equilibria in the $E$-$m$ plane and associated bifurcations are determined by straightforward calculation, with analytical results given where possible. In cases where analytical solutions cannot be obtained, we resort to numerical solutions, while keeping a geometrical picture of the nature of the solutions to the fore. The classification we obtain of the topology of classically allowed rotor configuration space regions in the $E$-$m$ diagram is of potential use in characterization of energy eigenstates of the corresponding quantum mechanical problem.Ítem Communication: Conditions for one-photon coherent phase control in isolated and open quantum systems.(AIP Publishing, 2010-10-15) Arango Mambuscay, Carlos AlbertoCoherent control of observables using the phase properties of weak light that induces one-photon transitions is considered. Measurable properties are shown to be categorizable as either class A, where control is not possible, or class B, where control is possible. Using formal arguments, we show that phase control in open systems can be environmentally assisted.Ítem Optimal control of wave-packets: a semiclassical approach(Taylor & Francis, 2014-02-16) Arango Mambuscay, Carlos AlbertoWe studied the optimal quantum control of a molecular rotor in tilted laser fields using the time-sliced Herman–Kluk propagator for the evaluation of the optimal pulse and the light–dipole interaction as the control mechanism. The proposed methodology was used to study the effects of an optimal pulse on the evolution of a wave-packet in a double-well potential and in the effective potential of a molecular rotor in a collinear tilted fields setup. The amplitude and frequency of the control pulse were obtained in such a way that the transition probability between two rotational wave-packets was maximised.