论文信息 - Dual-echelon single-shot femtosecond spectroscopy.

Dual-echelon single-shot femtosecond spectroscopy.

A dual-echelon technique for performing real-time pumpprobe spectroscopy with sub-100-fs temporal resolution is demonstrated. In a single laser shot, measurements at 400 different temporal delays are recorded to cover a total temporal range of 10 ps in 25-fs steps. Data from a glass sample and an explosive single crystal, each irradiated with intensity above the permanent damage threshold, are presented.

K. Nelson | K A Nelson | G P Wakeham | G. P. Wakeham

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