Solving the problem in the outer region is performed in two steps. With this new interface we will be implementing dissociative recombination estimations, vibrational excitations for neutrals and ions, and effective core potentials in the near future. These include elastic cross-sections, super elastic cross-sections between excited states, electron impact dissociation, scattering reaction rates, dissociative electron attachment, differential cross-sections, momentum transfer cross-sections, ionization cross sections, and high energy electron scattering cross-sections. The QEC graphical user interface (GUI) interfaces the Molpro quantum chemistry package for molecular target setups, and the sophisticated UKRmol+ codes to generate accurate and reliable cross-sections. The new Quantemol Electron Collision (QEC) expert system simplifyies the user experience, improving reliability and implements new features. A radical update of the previous expert system for computing observables relevant to these processes, Quantemol-N, is presented. Understanding the processes that occur in these types of collisions can give insights into plasma etching processes, edge effects in fusion plasmas, radiation damage to biological tissues and more. Collisions of low energy electrons with molecules are important for understanding many aspects of the environment and technologies.
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