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Isolated Multipole Echoes and Multipole Velocity Changing Collision Kernels in YTTERBIUM-174.

A. P. Ghosh

Published Jan 1, 1985• 0 citations
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Isolated-multipole-moment photon-echo techniques for atomic collision studies are described and analyzed. The techniques employ three-pulse photon echoes observed in a polarization rotation configuration such that the echo intensity depends on the square of an isolated J=1 multipole moment for which the velocity-changing kernel is diagonal. This scheme is applied to resolve clearly classical and wave-mechanical features of 3P1^{3}\mathrm{P}_{1}3P1​ orientation kernels for 174gas^{174}\mathrm{gas}174gas scattering. The diagonality (in the sense to be described) of the one-dimensional kernels chosen for study is discussed physically and derived in detail.