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PyStructureFactor: A Python code for the molecular structure factor in tunneling ionization rates

9 Aug 2023arXiv:2308.04671links table onlyarchive 2025-07-28

Shanshan Song, Mingyu Zhu, Hongcheng Ni, Jian Wu

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Tunneling ionization is at the core of strong-field and attosecond science. In this paper, we present PyStructureFactor - a general Python code towards the calculation of the structure factor in the tunneling ionization rate of common molecules under intense laser fields. The numerical implementation is based on the well-developed weak-field asymptotic theory in the integral representation. The information of the electronic structure of the molecules is obtained via the PySCF quantum chemistry package. PyStructureFactor is a general computational framework that can be utilized to compute the molecular structure factor of various types of molecules, including polar and non-polar diatomic molecules, degenerate molecules, and open-shell molecules. Examples are given that are benchmarked against known results with good agreements. The present PyStructureFactor is implemented in an efficient manner and is easily applicable towards larger molecules.

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