Journal of Chemical Physics, Vol.107, No.9, 3485-3491, 1997
Quantum-tunneling versus thermally activated electron transfer in ohmic and non-ohmic heat baths
dependence of electron transfer rates on temperatures and energy gaps is investigated using more realistic spectral density for solvent fluctuation, such as ohmic, sub-ohmic, super-ohmic dissipation, and the Debye models. We will systematically examine the entire range of temperature and energy-gap dependence, covering the quantum-tunneling regime, the classical Marcus regime, and the intermediate crossover regime. (C) 1997 American Institute of Physics.