Isosteric molecules in the time-domain

M. Pollanka; C. A. Schröder; M. Mittermair; A. Duensing; R. Kienberger

doi:10.1364/UFO.2023.F2.7

Ultrafast Optics 2023 - UFOXIII
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 2023),
paper F2.7
•https://doi.org/10.1364/UFO.2023.F2.7

Isosteric molecules in the time-domain

M. Pollanka, C. A. Schröder, M. Mittermair, A. Duensing, and R. Kienberger

Ultrafast Optics 2023

Bariloche, Río Negro Argentina
26–31 March 2023
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Attosecond physics and pulse generation (F2)

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Abstract

Photoemission timing measurements are performed on isosteric molecules in the gas phase on attosecond timescales. Comparing the photoemission time delay between the σ and π orbitals in the inner and outer valence states of CO₂ and N₂O leads to a deeper insight into the characteristics of isosterism in the time-domain.

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