High Resolution Linear Laser Absorption Spectroscopy-Review

Eng, R. S.; Ku, R. T.

doi:10.1080/00387018208080887

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“…Spectroscopic techniques aim at revealing different and detailed matter properties. The simplest technique, linear absorption, can determine the energy levels of a system 1 and by tuning the photon energy, different degrees of freedom can be investigated, e.g. vibrational and rotational transitions (in the infra-red spectral region) 2 , 3 and electronic transitions 4 , 5 (visible/X-ray spectral regions).…”

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Impulsive UV-pump/X-ray probe study of vibrational dynamics in glycine

Mincigrucci

Kowalewski

Rouxel

et al. 2018

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We report an ab-initio study of a pump-probe experiment on the amino-acid glycine. We consider an UV pump followed by an X-ray probe tuned to carbon K-edge and study the vibronic structure of the core transition. The simulated experiment is feasible using existing free electron laser or high harmonic generation sources and thanks to the localization of the core orbitals posseses chemical selectivity. The present theory applies to other experimental schemes, including the use of a THz probe, available with present soft X-ray free electron lasers and/or high harmonic generation sources.

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