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Two-dimensional electronic spectroscopy of Zn-naphthalocyanine derivative
Writer : Center for Molecular Spectroscopy and Dynamics RegDate : 2015-10-19 Hit:3062
ALTA 2015
Abstract
We demonstrate that two-dimensional electronic spectroscopy (2DES) using an acousto-optic programmable pulse shaper is experimentally feasible. Due to fast waveform switching capability of the pulse shaper, a high-speed data acquisition is achieved in a few tens of seconds for a single 2D spectrum. The time-resolved 2D-ES of Zn-naphthaloycyanine molecular aggregate shows coherent oscillations in both the diagonal and cross peaks, which originates from the vibrational coherencecreated by two different vibrational modes.
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