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Interpreting Learning Control of Molecular Fragmentation

Thomas Weinacht, David Cardoza, Florian Langhojer, Carlos Trallero, and Mark Baertschy

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Abstract

This presentation will focus on progress toward uncovering the physical mechanisms underlying control in a series of closed loop molecular fragmentation experiments using shaped ultrafast laser pulses.

© 2005 Optical Society of America

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