Quantum beat spectroscopy in chemistry

Robert T. Carter; J. Robert Huber

doi:10.1039/A900724E

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Chemical Society Reviews

Issue 5, 2000

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Quantum beat spectroscopy in chemistry

Robert T. Carter and J. Robert Huber

Chem. Soc. Rev., 2000,29, 305-314

DOI: 10.1039/A900724E
Received 22 Mar 2000, First published on the web 10 Aug 2000

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Quantum beat spectroscopy is a Doppler-free time domain method based on the creation of molecular coherences with a laser pulse and the measurement of their subsequent time evolution. Fourier transformation of the time evolution allows a spectrum in the frequency domain with lifetime- limited resolution to be recovered. This article gives an account of the technique applied in high resolution mode which allows the study of isolated molecules, radicals and complexes in extensive detail and with great accuracy.

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