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1 November 2002 Vibrational coherence of DCl in cryogenic matrices: from van der Waals interaction to weak hydrogen bond
Claudine Crepin-Gilbert, M. Broquier, A. Cuisset, Henri DuBost, Jean-Pierre Galaup, Pascale Roubin, Jean-Michel Ortega
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Abstract
The influence of the environment on vibrational dynamics, and especially on the vibrational dephasing time, is investigated for a simple system : DCl in a van der Waals solid (N2 lattice). Photon echo experiments are performed using the infrared free electron laser CLIO. In solid nitrogen, decay times of the third order polarization are in the picosecond range. In the case of the isolated DCl monomers in van der Waals interaction with the host, the observed signals are interpreted in term of a rapid spectral diffusion. The two different stretching modes of DCl dimers, perturbed in a different way by the weak hydrogen bond, exhibit different coherence times, reflecting the influence of the interaction strength between the molecules.
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Claudine Crepin-Gilbert, M. Broquier, A. Cuisset, Henri DuBost, Jean-Pierre Galaup, Pascale Roubin, and Jean-Michel Ortega "Vibrational coherence of DCl in cryogenic matrices: from van der Waals interaction to weak hydrogen bond", Proc. SPIE 4812, Nonlinear Spectroscopy, (1 November 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.455921
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KEYWORDS
Molecules

Picosecond phenomena

Chlorine

Diffusion

Absorption

Hydrogen

Solids

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