Quantum corrections to classical mechanics can be formulated by a new metho
d called quantum-dressed classical mechanics. The method is based on a time
-dependent discrete variable representation (DVR) of the wave function. The
grid points are defined by the Hermite part of a basis set, the Gauss-Herm
ite basis set. The formulation introduces a set of grid points which follow
the classical trajectory in space. With enough trajectories (DVR points),
the method approaches the exact quantum formulation. With just a single gri
d point in each dimension, we recover classical mechanics. The method is, i
n the present paper, used to treat the dynamics of molecule surface interac
tion.