Inverse resonance raman scattering and resonance raman amplification

Theoretical study of the structures and stabilities of the carbon dioxide dimer ((CO2)2-) ions

“…The solute molecules are present in sufficiently low concentration that interactions among them are negligible, and we may treat a single solute in its solvent environment. The differential absorption spectrum, ( 2), is defined to be the difference between the absorption coefficient at 2 in the absence of a pump pulse and the absorption coefficient at 2 measured with a probe pulse that follows a pump pulse. The differential absorption at w2 is related to 2( 2), the amplitude of the probe field, and…”

The inverse Raman effect: applications and detection techniques

“…Expressions for g obtained by other authors directly (11,24,25) and those obtained indirectly from G via equa tion 20 differ, in general, from that obtained here (equa tion 16) by factors on the order of unity. The large experimental errors inherent in the measurement of G directly has rendered it difficult to determine which of the theoretical expressions is most accurate.…”

Inverse Raman effect: applications and detection techniques

“…They were, however, able to achieve significantly higher detectability by using a one cell Several reports of resonance enhanced inverse Raman studies have been reported (10,24,28). Using electronic detection and resonance enhancement it is estimated (24) that the detection of species in concentrations of 10 ^ moles/liter for typical compounds will be possible.…”