Abstract
Photoacoustic time-resolved pump-probe spectroscopy enables imaging and detection through optically opaque materials [1, 2]. Pump-induced acoustic pulses propagate longitudinally into a sample and are reflected from buried structures. When the reflected acoustic pulse returns to the sample surface it causes a refractive index variation which is then detected by a time-delayed probe pulse (Fig. 1a). Analysis of the probe reflectivity as a function of pump-probe delay is key to retrieving the internal structure of the sample of interest.
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