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"In situ determination of fluorescence lifetimes via inverse Raman scattering" Q. An, W. Zinth, P. Gilch
Opt. Comm. 202 (2002) 209-216
Abstract: A novel pump-probe technique to determine fluorescence lifetimes
in the femtosecond regime is presented. The technique is based on
the inverse Raman process. The fluorescence intensity of a
fluorophore at the time of the probing process is monitored at the
anti-Stokes frequency (with respect to the probe frequency) of a
Raman active mode of the solvent. When the fluorescence light and
probe pulse overlap in time a reduction of the fluorescence intensity
is observed. The reduction changes with the pump-probe delay and
yields the (single-wavelength) fluorescence decay profile. A novel
pump-probe technique to determine fluorescence lifetimes in the
femtosecond regime is presented. The technique is based on the
inverse Raman process. The fluorescence intensity of a fluorophore
at the time of the probing process is monitored at the anti-Stokes
frequency (with respect to the probe frequency) of a Raman active
mode of the solvent. When the fluorescence light and probe pulse
overlap in time a reduction of the fluorescence intensity is observed. The reduction changes with the pump-probe delay and yields the (single-wavelength) fluorescence decay profile.
BMO authors (in alphabetic order): Peter Gilch Wolfgang Zinth
Assoziierte Projekte: Ultrafast Fluorescence Spectroscopy - The Kerr-Gate Setup
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