Ultrashort laser pulses: generation and applications
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| adam_text | Contents
1.
Introduction. By W. Kaiser
............... 1
1.1
Organisation of the Book
.............. 2
2.
Generation of
Ultrashort
Optical Pulses
By
C.V.
Shank (With
20
Figures)
............. 5
2.1
Introduction
................... 5
2.2
Mode-locking
................... 5
2.2.1
Basic Concepts
................ 5
2.2.2
Active Mode-locking
............. 7
2.2.3
Synchronous Pumping
............. 8
2.2.4
Passive Mode-locking
............. 9
a) Type
1:
Giant-Pulse Lasers
.......... 10
b) Type
2:
Continuous Lasers
.......... 11
2.3
Short Pulse Laser Systems
.............. 13
2.3.1
Dye Lasers
.................. 13
a) Synchronous Mode-locking
......... 13
b) Passive Mode-locking
............ 15
c) Hybrid Mode-locking Techniques
....... 18
d) Amplification
............... 19
2.3.2
Color Center Lasers
.............. 22
2.3.3
Novel Pulse Generation Techniques
....... 23
2.3.4
Diode Lasers
................. 24
2.4
Pulse Compression
................. 25
2.4.1
Theory
................... 26
2.4.2
Compression Experiments
........... 29
References
...................... 31
3.
Optical Nonlinearities with
Ultrashort
Pulses
By A. Laubereau (With
27
Figures)
............ 35
3.1
Nonlinear Polarization
............... 35
3.2
Three-Wave Interactions
.............. 36
3.2.1
Second Harmonic Generation
.......... 36
3.2.2
Sum-Frequency Generation
and Its Application for UV Pulses
........ 42
X
Contents
3.2.3
Difference-Frequency
Generation and
Down-Conversion to the Far Infrared
...... 45
3.2.4
Stimulated Parametric Interaction
....... 47
a) Stimulated Parametric Generators
...... 49
b) Optical Parametric Amplifiers
........ 50
c) Synchronously Coupled Parametric Oscillators
. 51
d) Stimulated Parametric Emission
in Extended Spectral Regions
........ 52
3.2.5
Further Applications
............. 52
a) Second Harmonic Probing
......... 53
b) Ultrafast Parametric Light Gates
....... 54
c) Analysis of Pulse Shape
........... 56
3.3
Four-Wave Interactions
.............. 60
3.3.1
Sum-Frequency Generation
.......... 60
a) Third and Higher Order Harmonic Generation
. 60
b) Four-Wave Up-Conversion
......... 62
3.3.2
Four-Wave Difference-Frequency Mixing
.... 63
a) General Discussion
............ 64
b) Degenerate Four-Wave Mixing (DFWM)
... 66
3.3.3
Stimulated Four-Wave Interactions
....... 68
a) Stimulated Four-Wave Parametric Emission
. . 69
b) Optical Phase Conjugation
......... 70
c) Stimulated Raman Scattering
and Related Raman Interactions
....... 73
3.3.4
Further Four-Wave Interactions
........ 83
a) Induced Population Gratings
........ 83
b) The Coherence Peak
............ 88
c) Continuum Generation
........... 90
d) Ultrafast Bistability and Hysteresis
...... 91
3.4
Short Pulse Nonlinearities
with Special Boundary Conditions
.......... 94
3.4.1
Nonlinear Effects at Interfaces
......... 94
3.4.2
Quantum Size Effects in Nonlinear Optics
.... 97
3.4.3
Nonlinear Pulse Propagation in Optical Fibers
. . 98
3.5
Conclusions
................... 101
References
...................... 102
4.
Ultrashort
Interactions in Solids
By D.
von der
Linde
(With
42
Figures)
.......... 113
4.1
Exciton Dynamics
................. 114
4.1.1
Exciton-Polariton Dispersion
......... 115
4.1.2
Exciton Relaxation
.............. 119
4.1.3
Exciton Screening
.............. 123
4.2
Electron-Hole Dynamics
.............. 129
Contents
XI
4.2.1
Electron-Hole
Plasma ............. 130
4.2.2
Carrier Thermalization
............ 137
4.2.3 Electronic Relaxation in
Disordered
Materials and
Quantum Wells................ 142
4.3 Phonon Dynamics .................146
4.3.1
Optical
Phonon Lifetimes ........... 149
4.3.2 Relaxation
of Incoherent Phonons
........ 152
4.3.3 Multiphonon States .............. 156
4.4 Ultrafast Phase Transformations ........... 159
4.4.1 Amorphization ................ 161
4.4.2
Surface Melting................
164
4.4.3
Density of Electrons and Holes
......... 169
4.4.4
Electron and Lattice Temperature
........ 172
4.5
Concluding Remarks
................ 177
References
...................... 178
5.
Ultrafast Optoelectronics. By
D.H.
Auston (With
26
Figures)
. 183
5.1
Introduction
................... 183
5.2
Optoelectronic Device Concepts
........... 185
5.3
Materials for Ultrafast Optoelectronics
........ 188
5.3.1
Photoconducting Materials
...........188
a) Intrinsic Speed of Response of Semiconductors
. 189
b) High Electric Field Effects
..........191
c) Trapping and Recombination
........191
d) Radiation Damage
.............192
e) Carrier Mobilities
.............193
f) Other Photoconducting Materials
.......194
5.3.2
Electro-optic Materials
............195
a) Selection of Electro-optic Materials for Picosecond
Optoelectronics
..............196
5.4
Generation and Detection of
Ultrashort
Electrical Pulses
. 198
5.4.1
Picosecond Photoconductors
..........198
a) Response of an Ideal Photoconductor in a
Transmission Line
.............200
b) Photoconducting Electrical Pulse Generators
. . 200
c) Photoconducting Electronic Sampling
.....202
d) Electronic Autocorrelation Measurements
. . . 203
5.4.2
Electro-optic Devices
.............204
a) Electro-optic Sampling
...........204
b) Optical Rectification
............207
c) Electro-optic Cherenkov Radiation
......208
5.4.3
Ultrafast Electrical Transmission Lines
......209
5.5
Optoelectronic Measurement Systems
and Their Applications
...............211
XII Contents
5.5.1
Optoelectronic
Measurement
Systems
......211
a) Sensitivity
................. 212
b)
Timing Accuracy
.............. 212
c)
Non-invasive Probing
............ 212
d) Low Temperature Environments
....... 212
e) High Power
................ 213
f) Simultaneous Time and Frequency Measurements
213
g) Electrical Isolation
............. 213
5.5.2
Characterization of High Speed Discrete Devices
. . 214
a) Photoconductive Sampling of High Speed
Photodetectors
............... 214
b) Electro-optic Sampling of High Speed
Photodetectors
............... 214
c) Optical Mixing in Photodetectors
....... 214
d) Impulse Response of High Speed Transistors
. . 215
e) Picosecond Pho
toemissive
Sampling
...... 217
5.5.3
Optoelectronic Measurements of Integrated Circuits
217
a) Substrate Probing of GaAs Integrated Circuits
.218
b) A Picosecond Electro-optic Wafer
Prober
. . .218
c)
Charge Density Probing in Integrated Circuits
.219
d) Direct Optical Stimulation of Integrated Circuits
219
e) Integrated Photoconductors
.........220
5.5.4
Microwave, Millimeter-Wave,
and Far-Infrared Applications
..........221
a) Photoconductive Switching and Gating
. . . .221
b) Optical Rectification
............222
c) Phase Modulation of Microwave
and Millimeter Waves
............ 223
d) Radio Frequency Mixing
.......... 223
e) Photoconducting Antennas
......... 224
5.5.5
High Power Optoelectronic Switches
....... 226
a) Applications of High Power Photoconductors
. 227
5.6
Discussion
....................228
References
......................229
6.
Ultrafast Coherent Spectroscopy
By W. Zinth and W. Kaiser (With
20
Figures)
.......235
6.1
Theory of Time-Resolved Coherent Spectroscopy
.... 236
6.1.1
The Theoretical Model
.............236
6.1.2
Equations of Motion
.............237
6.1.3
Ultrafast Coherent Techniques
.........239
a) One Excitation Pulse
............239
b) Two Excitation Pulses
...........240
c) Three Excitation Pulses
...........241
Contents XIII
6.1.4 Electric Dipole
and Raman-Type
Transitions
. . . 241
a) Electric
Dipole
Transitions
..........241
b)
Raman
-Туре
Transitions
..........242
c)
Pulse Area and
Population Changes
in Ultrafast Coherent Experiments ......
243
6.2
Coherent Spectroscopy Using a Single Excitation Process
244
6.2.1
Time-Resolved Coherent Raman Spectroscopy of a
Single Homogeneously Broadened Transition
. . . 244
a) Experimental Arrangements
.........246
b) Dephasing in Liquids
............247
c) Vibrational Transitions in Solids
.......251
d) The Collision Time
.............255
6.2.2
Time-Resolved Coherent Raman Scattering of a
Distribution of Resonance Frequencies
......256
a) Time-Domain Experiments
......... 256
b) Transient Frequency-Domain Experiments
. . . 259
6.2.3
Resonant Pulse Propagation in the Infrared
.... 262
6.3
Coherent Spectroscopy Using Multiple Excitation
Processes
.....................264
6.3.1
Ultrafast Two-Pulse Echo Spectroscopy
.....265
6.3.2
Three-Pulse
Echos ..............267
a) Measurements of Energy Relaxation Times
. . . 269
b) Measurements of Dephasing Times
...... 270
c) Accumulated Three-Pulse
Echos ....... 271
d)
Two-Color
Echos ............. 271
6.4
Summary
..................... 273
6.5
Appendix
..................... 273
References
...................... 274
7.
Ultrashort
Intramolecular and Intermolecular
Vibrational
Energy Transfer of Polyatomic Molecules in Liquids
By A. Seilmeier and W. Kaiser (With
22
Figures)
......279
7.1
Experimental Techniques
..............280
7.1.1
Excitation
..................280
7.1.2
Probing
...................282
7.1.3
Experimental System
.............284
7.2
Vibrational Population Lifetimes Tt of Small Molecules in
the Electronic Ground State So
............285
7.2.1
Experimental Data
............. . 286
7.2.2
Theoretical Interpretation and Examples
.....290
a) CH2
=
CC12
................292
b) trans-CHO.
=
CHCI
............293
7.3
Vibrational Redistribution in Large Molecules in the
Ground State So
..................294
XIV Contents
7.3.1
The
Redistribution
Time
............295
7.3.2
The Vibrational Distribution
..........297
7.3.3
The Concept of Internal Temperature
......301
7.4
Intermodular Transfer of Vibrational Energy of Large
Molecules to the Surrounding Solvents
........303
7.4.1
Molecular Excitation with Infrared Pulses
.... 304
7.4.2
Molecular Excitation via Rapid Internal Conversion
305
7.4.3
Discussion and Model for Energy Transfer
.... 306
7.5
Equalization of Energy in Liquids Measured with a
Molecular Thermometer
.............. 309
7.5.1
The Molecular Thermometer
......... . 309
7.5.2
Energy Transfer Processes
........... 310
7.5.3
Experimental Observations
........... 311
7.6
Intramolecular Vibrational Relaxation of Large Molecules
in the First Excited Electronic State S1
........314
References
......................315
8.
Ultrafast Chemical Reactions in the Liquid State
By K.B.
Eisenthal
(With
16
Figures)
...........319
8.1
Introduction
...................319
8.2
Fast Chemical Reactions
—
Solvent Effects
.......319
8.3
Photoisomerization
................320
8.3.1
Kramers Model of a Chemical Reaction
.....321
8.3.2
Photoisomerization at Low Densities
......323
8.3.3
Photoisomerization of Polar Molecules
......325
8.3.4
Photoisomerization with Femtosecond Pulses
. . . 327
8.4
Photodissociation
and Recombination of Molecular Iodine
in Solution
....................328
8.5
Chemical Intermediates
...............329
8.5.1
Role of Charge Transfer in Chemical Reactions
. . 329
a) Hydrogen Atom Transfer by Electron Plus Proton
Transfer
.................330
b) Electron Donor-Acceptor Complexes
.....332
8.5.2
Carbenes
..................333
a) Spin Relaxation in Carbenes
—
Solvent and
Structure Effects
..............334
b) Photochemistry of Chemical Intermediates
... 336
8.5.3
Nitrenes
...................337
8.5.4
Photofragmentation
of Singlet Oxygen Precursors
. 338
8.5.5
Biradicals
..................339
8.6
Excited-State Proton Transfer
............341
8.6.1
The Naphthols—Intermodular Proton Transfer
. 342
8.6.2
Intramolecular Proton Transfer
.........343
a) Transfer in Non-Hydrogen-Bonding Solvents
. . 343
Contents
XV
b)
Transfer in
Hydrogen-Bonding Solvents
.... 345
c)
Double Proton Transfer
...........348
8.7
Reactions in Bulbs and Beams
............349
8.8
Concluding Remarks
................350
References
......................350
9.
Biological Processes Studied by Ultrafast Laser Techniques
By R.M. Hochstrasser and C.K. Johnson (With
23
Figures)
. 357
9.1
Heme
Proteins
..................357
9.1.1
Optical Spectroscopy of
Heme
Proteins
.....359
9.1.2
Structural Information
............363
9.1.3
Transient Raman Spectroscopy
.........364
9.1.4
Picosecond Transient Infrared Spectroscopy
. . . 367
9.1.5
Protein Dynamics
..............367
9.1.6
Fluorescence of Tryptophans in Mb and Hb
. . . 368
9.1.7
Molecular Dynamics Simulations
........372
9.1.8
Geminate Recombination
...........374
9.1.9
Photophysics of Hemes and
Heme
Proteins
. . . 375
9.1.10
Laser Induced Heating
............377
9.1.11
Summary
..................380
9.2
Photosynthesis
..................380
9.2.1
Electron Transfer
..............381
9.2.2
Bacterial Reaction Centers
...........384
9.2.3
Antenna Energy Transfer
...........390
9.2.4
Reaction Centers in Green Plants
........395
9.3
Rhodopsin and Bacteriorhodopsin
..........396
9.3.1
Introduction and Background
.........396
9.3.2
Rhodopsin and Bacteriorhodopsin Photochemistry
396
9.3.3
Picosecond Experiments
...........401
a) Visual Pigments
..............401
b) Purple Membrane Pigments
.........404
9.3.4
Summary
..................409
References
......................409
Addendum A: Generation of
Ultrashort
Optical Pulses
Charles V. Shank
....................419
Addendum B: Optical Nonlinearities with
Ultrashort
Pulses
Alfred Laubereau
....................421
Addendum C:
Ultrashort
Interactions in Solids
Dietrich
von der
Linde ..................
437
XVI Contents
Addendum D: Ultrafast
Optoelectronics
David
H.
Auston ....................445
Addendum
Б:
Ultrafast
Coherent Spectroscopy
Wolfgang Zinth and Wolfgang Kaiser
............451
Addendum F:
Ultrashort
Intramolecular and Intermolecular
Vibrational-Energy Transfer of Polyatomic Molecules in Liquids
Alois Seilmeier
457
Addendum G: Ultrafast Chemical Reactions in the Liquid State
P.F. Barbara and Kenneth B.
Eisenthal 461
Addendum H: Biological Processes Studied by Ultrafast Laser
Techniques, an Update of Chapter
9
Carey K. Johnson and Robin M. Hochstrasses
471
Subject Index
......................485
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| title_full | Ultrashort laser pulses generation and applications ed. by W. Kaiser. With contributions by D. H. Auston ... |
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