Microwave re-excitation of femtosecond laser tagging for highly flexible velocimetry

Molecular tagging velocimetry is typically species specific and limited by excited state/species lifetimes. We utilize laser-generated ionization, long-lived anions, and a time-delayed microwave pulse to monitor the tagged region up to several milliseconds. This non-resonant excitation and microwave...

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Published in:Optics letters 2024-05, Vol.49 (9), p.2265-2268
Main Authors: Reinbacher, Fynn, Bidwai, Sarang, Michael, James B
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