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Hole-burning spectroscopy as a probe of phototautomerization dynamics in phthalocyanine systems

W. E. Moerner, M. Romagnoli, V. Y. Lee, F. M. Schellenberg, M. D. Levenson, and Gary C. Bjorklund

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Abstract

Persistent spectral holes in the absorption lines of inhomogeneously broadened transitions in solids show promise as data elements in a frequency domain optical information storage system.1 In addition, low temperature spectral hole-burning is an important scientific probe of host-guest interactions, dephasing interactions, and site-selective photochemistry.2 Because of this, the hole-burning dynamics of specific host-defect combinations exhibiting photochemical or photophysical hole-burning are of significant interest in both the scientific and technological communities.

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