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Ultrafast chiroptical switching in UV-excited molecules

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Abstract

A novel light source delivering few-cycle UV pulses is used to reveal an ultrafast modulation of the chiroptical properties of photoexcited chiral molecules, probed by time-resolved photoelectron circular dichroism. We report a periodic inversion of photoelectron emission direction in methyl-lactate on a timescale as short as 6fs.

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