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Comparing phonon dephasing lifetimes in diamond using Transient Coherent Ultrafast Phonon Spectroscopy

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Fig. 2. Raman scattering transition in diamond. Ground state phonons are excited with the incident 808 nm pump, via a Raman transition, to the optical phonon mode, emitting a 906 nm Stokes pulse.
Fig. 4. Stokes spectral fringe visibility as a function of pump delay (on the left of each column)
Fig. 6. The fi rst order Raman spectra of the diamond samples. The CVD sample showed an intensity offset due to the presence of a broadband background fl uorescence.
Fig. 7. Evolution of the phonon. (a) Phonon is spontaneously created by a pump pulse and evolves as Eqs

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