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Spectrally resolved 2-colour 3-pulse femtosecond photon echoes for studies of vibrational and electronic dynamics

Lap Van Dao, My T. T., Petrisa Eckle, Peter Hannaford, Craig N. Lincoln, R. M. Lowe

Published Jan 1, 2004• 0 citations
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