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Single-shot coherent control of molecular rotation by fs/ns rotational coherent anti-Stokes Raman spectroscopy

Hosseinnia, Ali LU orcid ; Raveesh, Meena LU ; Dominguez, Armand LU ; Ruchkina, Maria LU ; Linne, Mark LU and Bood, Joakim LU (2022) In Optics Express 30(18). p.32204-32214
Abstract

We present a novel method, to our knowledge, to control the shape of the spectra using 2-beam hybrid femtosecond (fs)/nanosecond (ns) coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering (RCARS). The method is demonstrated experimentally and theoretically by utilizing a species-selective excitation approach via a field-free molecular alignment as an illustrative example. Two non-resonant fs laser pulses with proper delay selectively create and then annihilate N2 resonances in a binary mixture with O2 molecules. The RCARS signal is simultaneously resolved in spectral and temporal domains within a single-shot acquisition. The method requires very low pulse energies for excitation, hence minimizing multiphoton ionization... (More)

We present a novel method, to our knowledge, to control the shape of the spectra using 2-beam hybrid femtosecond (fs)/nanosecond (ns) coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering (RCARS). The method is demonstrated experimentally and theoretically by utilizing a species-selective excitation approach via a field-free molecular alignment as an illustrative example. Two non-resonant fs laser pulses with proper delay selectively create and then annihilate N2 resonances in a binary mixture with O2 molecules. The RCARS signal is simultaneously resolved in spectral and temporal domains within a single-shot acquisition. The method requires very low pulse energies for excitation, hence minimizing multiphoton ionization probability, allowing for coherent control at various temperatures and pressures, with spectroscopic applications in non-stationary and unpredictable reacting flows.

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  title        = {{Single-shot coherent control of molecular rotation by fs/ns rotational coherent anti-Stokes Raman spectroscopy}},
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