We report a protocol for the implementation of "reaction path following" from a transition state through a conical intersection, including both the path curvature induced by the derivative coupling and the corresponding induced electronic coherences. This protocol focuses on the "central" Gaussian wavepacket (initially unexcited) in the quantum Ehrenfest (QuEh) method. Like the reaction path following, the normal mode corresponding to the imaginary frequency at the transition state is given an initial momentum. The protocol is applied to the "channel 3" radiationless decay of benzene. We also demonstrate that one can enhance the effect of the derivative coupling and the electronic coherence with an IR pulse.

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