Terahertz-laser control of large amplitude vibrational motion in the sub-one-cycle pulse limit (CROSBI ID 125240)
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Došlić, Nađa
engleski
Terahertz-laser control of large amplitude vibrational motion in the sub-one-cycle pulse limit
We investigate the control of state-selective population transfer in the THz spectral range generated by sub-one-cycle pulse excitation. To this end we developed a zero-net-force modification of the optimal control algorithm which allows us to extend the algorithm into the ultrashort pulse domain. By combining the analysis of the control landscapes and that of optimal control theory, we were able to formulate a general mechanism suitable for laser control by ultrashort pulses. The strategy consists of a superposition of two $\pi$-pulses with carrier envelope phases of $\phi = \pi/2$. The first pulse is effectively in resonance with the targeted transition, while the second one, fired at around the minimum of the first pulse second lobe removes leaking to the dipole-coupled background state. In order to compensate for the pulses ultrashort duration, the carrier frequencies of both pulses are red-shifted from the spectroscopic resonance.
laser control ; carrier-envelope phase ; ultrashort infrared pulses ; quantum model simulations ; few-cycle ; spectroscopy ; fields ; thioacetylacetone ; population ; dynamics ; bond
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Podaci o izdanju
110 (45)
2006.
12400-12405
objavljeno
1089-5639
1520-5215
10.1021/jp064363i