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Solvent Environment Revealed by Positively Chirped Pulses

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Abstract

We compare the fluorescence yield for laser dyes as a function of linear chirp. Negatively chirped pulses are insensitive to solvent viscosity while positively chirped pulses are found to be uniquely sensitive probes of solvent viscosity.

© 2014 Optical Society of America

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