Abstract
Femtosecond techniques permitting the generation of intense optical pulses tunable from the near UV to the near IR are presented. Implications for chemistry, biology, and solid-state physics are discussed. Specific cases are developed for applications such as the comparison of time-resolved polarization and absorption studies in photoexcited GaAs or malachite green in water.
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