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Polarization Dependence of Picosecond CARS in Liquids

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Abstract

We have performed a theoretical and experimental study of time resolved coherent Raman scattering under various polarization conditions. Three mechanisms are shown to contribute to the scattering signal in the general case: (i) scattering off the isotropic part of the resonant material excitation with vibrational dephasing time T2. (ii) scattering from a second, oriented component of the resonant material excitation with "anisotropic" time constant τan (iii) four wave mixing via the non-resonant part χNRof the third order susceptibility.

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