Conical-intersection dynamics and ground-state chemistry probed by extreme-ultraviolet time-resolved photoelectron spectroscopy

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2018
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Abstract
Recent progress in extreme-ultraviolet table-top light sources is enabling advances in ultrafast molecular dynamics. Here the authors demonstrate time-resolved photoelectron spectroscopy with such a source, observing how a molecular wave packet crosses a conical intersection, performs large-amplitude motion and eventually dissociates.
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Authors Conta, A. von;Tehlar, A.;Schletter, A.;Arasaki, Y.;Takatsuka, K.;Wörner, H. J.;
Journal Nature communications
Year 2018
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