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Fig. 1 illustrates such a scheme. First, a pump laser pulse excites the molecule from its ground state to an electronically excited state
Fig. 6 Illustration of the effect of phase on PADs, see Section 2.5.4 for details. PADs are plotted in spherical polar form
Fig. 9 Pump–probe ZEKE scans of the 580 nm I 2 (B) wave-packet dynamics using 345 nm probe (final state, v + = 0, 1) showing 340 fs modulation
Fig. 11 Time-resolved vibrational and electronic dynamics during internal conversion in DT

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