Academic Theses  

"Moleküldynamik-Computersimulationen für kleine Moleküle",  Diploma thesis (Chemistry), Technische Universität Braunschweig, September 1992.

"Moleküldynamik-Rechnungen zur Massenabhängigkeit von Selbstdiffusionskoeffizienten in fluiden Multikomponenten Mischungen", PhD thesis, Technische Universität Braunschweig, March 1995.

Peer-reviewed Publications  

Klaus Kerl and Martin Willeke. “Investigation of the mass dependence of self-diffusion coefficients by molecular dynamics calculations: binary and ternary isotopic mixtures of atoms.“ Mol. Phys. 96: 1169-1183 (1999).

Martin Quack and Martin Willeke. “Ab initio calculations for the anharmonic vibrational resonance dynamics in the overtone spectra of the coupled OH and CH chromophores in CD2H-OH.” J. Chem. Phys. 110: 11958-11970 (1999).

Klaus Kerl and Martin Willeke. “Investigation of the mass dependence of self-diffusion coefficients by molecular dynamics calculations: binary non-isotopic mixtures of atoms.“ Mol. Phys. 97: 1255-1262 (1999).

Jörg Pochert, Martin Quack, Jürgen Stohner and Martin Willeke. “Ab initio Calculation and spectroscopic analysis of the intramolecular vibrational redistribution in 1,1,1,2- tetrafluoroiodoethane CF3CHFI.” J. Chem. Phys. 113: 2719-2735 (2000).


David Luckhaus, Martin Quack, and Martin Willeke. “Coupling Across Bonds: Ab initio Calculations for the Anharmonic Resonance Dynamics of the Coupled OH and CH Chromophores in Trans Formic Acid HCOOH.” Z. Physik. Chem. 214: 1087-1114 (2000).


Klaus Kerl and Martin Willeke. “Investigation of the mass dependence of self-diffusion coefficients by molecular dynamics calculations: comparison with the Enskog theory. ” Mol. Phys. 99: 471-480 (2001).


Michael Gottselig, David Luckhaus, Martin Quack, Jürgen Stohner and Martin Willeke. “Mode Selective Stereomutation and Parity Violation in Disulfane Isotopomers H2S2, D2S2, T2S2. Helv. Chim. Acta., 84: 1846-1861 (2001).

 

Robert Berger, Michael Gottselig, Martin Quack and Martin Willeke. “Parity Violation Dominates the Dynamics of Chirality in Dichlorodisulfane.“ Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. (English), 40: 4195-4198 (2001).

 

Robert Berger, Michael Gottselig, Martin Quack and Martin Willeke. “Paritaetsverletzung dominiert die Dynamik der Chiralitaet im Dischwefeldichlorid.” Angew. Chem. 113: 4342-4345 (2001).

 

Michael Hippler, Martin Quack and Martin Willeke. “ Vibrational Spectroscopy and ab initio calculations for the CH-chromophore Fermi resonance in formamide. ” Chimia, 55: 651 (2001) and in preparation.


Hans Hollenstein, Martin Quack and Martin Willeke. “ High resolution analyses of the CH-bending fundamental and of the Fermi resonance band system in the CH-stretching region of formamide (HCONH2). ” Chimia, 55: 651 (2001) and in preparation.

 

Martin Willeke. “Limits of the validity of the mass ratio independence of the Stokes-Einstein relation: molecular dynamics calculations and comparison with the Enskog theory.” Mol. Phys. 101: 1123-1130 (2003).

 

Martin Quack and Martin Willeke. “Mode Selective Stereomutation and Parity Violation in HSOH Isotopomers.” Helv. Chim. Acta. 86: 1641-1652 (2003).

 

Benjamin Fehrensen, David Luckhaus, Martin Quack, Martin Willeke and Thomas R. Rizzo. “Ab initio calculations of mode selective tunneling dynamics in 12CH3OH and 13CH3OH.” J. Chem. Phys.  119: 5534-5544 (2003).

 

Robert. Berger, Martin Quack, Achim Sieben, and Martin Willeke.  “Parity violating potentials for the torsional   motion of methanol and its isotopomers (CH3OH, CD3OH, 13CD3OH, CH3OD, CH3OT, CHD2OH and CHDTOH). Helv. Chim. Acta, 86: 4048–4060 (2003).

 

Michael Gottselig, Martin Quack and Martin Willeke “Mode-selective stereomutation tunneling as compared to parity violation in hydrogen diselenide isotopomers 1,2,3H280Se2. Isr.~J.~Chem., 43: 353-362  (2003).
 


Michael Gottselig, Martin Quack, J
ürgen Stohner and Martin Willeke. “Mode-selective stereomutation tunneling and parity violation in HClOH+ and H2Te2 isotopomers. Int.~J.~Mass Spectrometry, 233: 373-384 (2004).
 

Fabio Mariotti, Martin Quack, Jürgen Stohner and Martin Willeke. Theoretical Chemistry: Molecular Spectroscopy and Dynamics. Chimia, 5: 263-275 (2004).


Sieghar
d Albert, Hans Hollenstein, Martin Quack and Martin
Willeke. “Doppler-limited FTIR spectrum of the ν3(a')/ν8(a'') Coriolis resonance dyad of CHClF2 obtained with a new Bruker IFS 120vHR Spectrometer, and comparison with ab initio calculations. Mol.~Phys., 102: 1671-1686 (2004).
 

Robert Berger, Guido Laubender, Martin Quack, Achim Sieben, Jürgen Stohner and Martin Willeke. "Isotopic Chirality and Molecular Parity Violation." Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. (English), 44: 3623-3626 (2005).

 

Robert Berger, Guido Laubender, Martin Quack, Achim Sieben, Jürgen Stohner and Martin Willeke. "Isotopeneffekte durch Paritätsverletzung in chiralen Molekülen." Angew. Chem., 117:  3689-3693 (2005).

 

Martin Willeke. “Translation-Rotation Coupling in the Self-Diffusion of Fluids: Molecular Dynamic Investigation and a Generalized Exponential Approach.”  Mol.~Phys., 103:  1353-1360 (2005).

 

Martin Quack and Martin Willeke. “Stereomutation tunneling switching in Chlorineperoxide ClOOCl.” J. Phys. Chem. A: 110 (2006) 3338.

 

Sieghard Albert, Hans Hollenstein, Martin Quack and Martin Willeke. “Rovibrational Analysis of the v4,2v6 Fermi Resonance Band of CHClF2 by means of a Polyad Hamiltonian involving the Vibrational Levels v4, 2v6,v6+v9 and Comparison with ab initio calculations. Mol.~Phys., 104: 2719 (2006).
 

Other Publications

S. Albert, M. Gottselig, M. Hippler, H. Hollenstein, R. Marquardt, L.   Oeltjen, M. Quack, H. Schmid, G. Seyfang, A. Sieben, J. Stohner, and M. Willeke. “From Molecules in Motion to Quantum Chemical Kinetics, Laser Chemistry and Molecular Parity Violation”, in: Annual Report: [C4] Competence Center for Computational Chemistry, July 2001 to July 2002: 33-46 (2002).

 

K. Albert Keppler, S. Albert, M. Gottselig, M. Hippler, H. Hollenstein, L. Oeltjen, M. Quack, G. Seyfang, A. Sieben, J. Stohner, and M. Willeke.  Meeting Report “Spring meeting 2003 of the Swiss Chemical Society: Physical Methods for Molecular and Biomolecular Structure and Dynamics”, Chimia, 57: 659-666 (2003).

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