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  • CLEO/Europe and EQEC 2009 Conference Digest
  • (Optica Publishing Group, 2009),
  • paper CF8_6

Probing the Roto-Vibrational Dynamics Occurring in the Wake of Optical Filamentation

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Abstract

Optical filamentation has been the subject of intense studies and is exploited in many applications, including THz waves generation and pulse compression [1]. Filamentation in molecular gases shows peculiar features with respect to analogous phenomena in atomic media, owing to the occurrence of rotational and vibrational molecular excitation. Indeed spatio-temporal effects, ascribed to the rotational Raman response, have been recently demonstrated in the wake of an optical filament excited in N2 [2]. The study of vibrational effects in filamentation is, on the other hand, at an early stage [3].

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