Titlebook: Current Developments in Atomic, Molecular, and Chemical Physics with Applications; Man Mohan Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media New

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Dynamic Imaging of Molecular Motion with Ultrashort Intense Laser PulsesHOHG .. These effects are all nonlinear nonperturbative in nature and were predicted by high-level numerical simulations of appropriate time-dependent Schroedinger equations, TDSE’s of molecules in laser fields.

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Study of the excited state dynamics to improve the optical limiting performance of tetra tolyl porphmiting devices show linear absorbance at lower intensities and limit to a threshold transmittance at higher intensities due to reverse saturation of absorption. Such a nonlinear absorption can be achieved through excited state absorption (ESA) and two-photon absorption (TPA) in porphyrins. As the po

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Multiphoton processes in laser fieldfor studying strongly perturbed dynamics of the simplest quantum systems. Due to these developments, amazing advances have been made by applying this new tool in spectroscopy. The area of non-linear optics has now come to the forefront and is in a stage of rapid expansion.

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Femtosecond ionization of CH3CN-NaI and CH3CN-Cslstates when aggregated with a single molecule of acetonitrile (CH.CN). The probe signal is obtained by femtosecond ionization of the diatomic chromophore. The addition of acetonitrile is found to change greatly the ionization signal of the free molecule suggesting strong modification of the reaction dynamics.

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Book 20022, in Delhi, India. .The 38 chapters cover a broad range of research activities categorized into four sub-topics, namely: .* Processes in Laser Fields, .* Chemical Physics, .* Collision Processes, .* Atomic Structure and Applications..

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Jessica S. Hower,Valerie SchutteTime-dependent quantum theory has now become a powerful tool for the investigation of molecular dynamics. In this short review I will discuss how the theory is currently used to compute reactive scattering and photodissociation cross sections.