自调Q甲烷喇曼激光器

介绍甲烷喇曼激光器的自调Q现象,并给出自调Q甲烷喇曼激光器有关特性的实验结果。实验中获得了单脉冲能量为4.9mJ、脉宽为6ns的1.54μm激光输出。     

双光子共振泵浦四能级系统的单光子过程、喇曼过程和超喇曼过程

本文运用缀饰原子方法成功地求出了双光子共振泵浦四能级系统远红外增益系数的解析式,并详细讨论了系统的增益特性和AC stark效应。从理论上证明了受激超拉曼过程有可能产生高强度、频率稳定的远红外激光。     

甲烷喇曼激光器研究

以甲烷作为喇曼散射物质,以YAG激光器输出的1.06μ激光作为泵浦光,研究甲烷喇曼激光器的某些特性。1.54μ激光输出能量约10毫焦,脉宽为6至10毫微秒。最佳总转换效率(电源输入能量到1.54μ激光输出能量),约为千分之一。     

硝基甲烷振动能量弛豫的集体模型

用分子动力学方法结合Dlott等人提出的"门槛模"理论研究集体相互作用下硝基甲烷振动能量弛豫过程.其中振动冷却过程与实验符合的很好.在振动激发过程的分子动力学模拟中观测到与实验一致的基频频移现象.用分子动力学方法从微观上详细地描述出分子"门槛模"振动激发过程.研究表明,在高温高压作用下,集体作用效应对多原子振动激发具有不可忽视的作用,能量传递过程中除了基频的作用外,强烈的非线性相互作用引起的振动模泛频也携带有大量的振动能,这些泛频也对分子振动能量传递产生重要影响.     

钡蒸气的受激喇曼散射及碰撞诱导受激辐射

在宽带XeCl激光泵浦的钡蒸气中,观察到波长分别为472.6nm,582.6nm和648.3nm的碰撞诱导受激辐射以及波长为475nm的受激喇曼散射.碰撞锈导受激辐射脉宽为3ns左右的自终止型短脉冲,其强度随缓冲气体压力的升高而上升.喇曼光脉冲前沿与泵浦光脉冲前沿之间有长20ns的时间延迟,喇曼转换效率随缓冲气体压力的升高而下降     

氢和甲烷混合气体的受激喇曼散射

使用调Q Nd~(3+):YAG激光的二次谐波(532nm)作为泵浦源,探讨了氢和甲烷混合气体的受激喇曼散射效应。利用光学光谱分析仪(OSA)监测,在不同比例的混合气体中,观测到氢和甲烷各自的SRS谱线以及两种气体的联合谱线,[m,n,=0,|±1,±2,…];观察到斯托克斯和反斯托克斯的谱线频移。实验表明两种气体的混合使得氢和甲烷的受激喇曼散射过程发生了竞争和耦合。     

可激发气体分子声弛豫过程振动模式能量转移速率计算

研究可激发气体中振动模式能量转移速率和声弛豫过程形成的关系,将单一气体Tanczos弛豫方程理论[J.Chem.Phys.25,439(1956)]扩展应用于混合气体中振动模式的振动-振动(V-V)和振动-平动(V-T)能量转移速率的计算。在室温下CO₂,CH₄,CL₂,N₂和O₂组成的多种混合气体中,振动模式能量转移速率的计算结果表明:对于多个振动模式所形成的声复合弛豫过程,各振动模式的声激发能可由V-V能量转移相互耦合后传递给具有最快V-T转移速率的最低振动频率振动模式,再通过该振动模式的V-T转移退激发形成主弛豫过程。这种选择最快转移路径的声激发量弛豫方式,造成了大多数可激发气体中声弛豫吸收谱的实测数据只存在一个吸收峰的现象。从而提供了一个可通过计算微观振动能量转移速率分析混合气体声弛豫过程形成机理的理论模型。     

宽带相干反斯托克斯喇曼散射法诊断固体燃剂燃烧场

报道了采用单次脉冲非稳腔空间增强探测 相干反斯托克斯喇曼散射（USED CARS）技术诊断常压下固体燃剂瞬态燃烧场温度和氮气浓度。采用宽带USED CARS技术,在固体燃剂瞬态燃烧场获得了较高信噪比的单次激光脉冲氮气Q支CARS实验谱,用CARS理论计算软件拟合CARS实验谱,给出了固体燃剂瞬态燃烧场温度和氮气浓度在不同高度的分布,固体燃剂燃烧场温度约2 250K、氮气相对浓度16%～20%。     

宽带相干反斯托克斯喇曼散射法诊断固体燃剂燃烧场

 报道了采用单次脉冲非稳腔空间增强探测 相干反斯托克斯喇曼散射（USED CARS）技术诊断常压下固体燃剂瞬态燃烧场温度和氮气浓度。采用宽带USED CARS技术，在固体燃剂瞬态燃烧场获得了较高信噪比的单次激光脉冲氮气Q支CARS实验谱，用CARS理论计算软件拟合CARS实验谱，给出了固体燃剂瞬态燃烧场温度和氮气浓度在不同高度的分布，固体燃剂燃烧场温度约2 250K、氮气相对浓度16%～20%。     

单模石英光纤中受激喇曼散射的研究

利用连续光纤激光器为泵浦源,对单模石英光纤中的受激喇曼散射进行了实验研究.在较低功率泵浦下,观察到由自发喇曼散射向受激喇曼散射演化的过程中,光谱不断变窄;当Stokes波信号功率较强时,观察到光谱峰值相对于泵浦波的频移量从440 cm－1转化到490 cm－1.在改进耦合系统后,不仅观察到一级喇曼频移,并且观察到了高阶Stokes光.在产生多级喇曼光谱时能量移动比较复杂,每两级的喇曼频移间隔并不完全相同.     

Zeeman relaxation of N2 + (2Σ+) in collisions with 3He and 4He

We compare the cross sections for the transitions changing the projection of the total angular momentum of N₂ ⁺(²Σ) in collisions with ³He and ⁴He at very low collision energy. The fundamental states of the two nuclear spin isomers of N₂ ⁺ are considered as well as the two fine structure levels of the first excited para level N=2. It is shown that the two fundamental states of the two nuclear spin isomers behave differently. For the fundamental para level N=0 of N₂ ⁺, the projection changing cross section is always negligible compared to the elastic one for both He isotopes. For the fundamental ortho level N=1 of N₂ ⁺, the spin-rotation interaction couples the different spin levels directly so the spin relaxation becomes a first order process. The associated resonances increase the projection changing cross section which remains smaller but becomes comparable with the elastic one. This is in contrast with the excited rotational levels of N₂ ⁺, which for the rotational deactivation and elastic channels are found to be equal around the resonances for the collisions involving ³He. These two channels are always larger than the projection changing one. We also find that, for transitions involving the fundamental rotational state, the domain of validity of the threshold laws discussed by Krems and Dalgarno [Phys. Rev. A 67, 050704 (2003)] for a potential decreasing faster than 1/r2 is shortened, due to the long range charge induced dipole potential. This effect is illustrated for the collisions of ³He with the fundamental para state of N₂ ⁺.     

射频辉光放电CH4等离子体中电子的能量分布

通过求解Lorentz简化的玻尔兹曼方程,得到射频放电CH₄等离子体中电子的能量分布函数.求解过程中使用一个简化的射频电场模型代替泊松方程求解放电电场.共计包含6类环境气体及27种电子碰撞反应.通过EEDF对等离子体中的电子反应率系数、电子平均能量、电子的传输率系数等进行求解分析.结果表明,在等离子体鞘层区域电子能量具有Maxwell分布形式,在正柱区域具有Druyvesteyn分布形式.最高电子能量和最大反应率系数出现在鞘层区域.电子的迁移率系数和扩散率系数随射频周期的演化时空分布不均匀.     

Vibrational relaxation dynamics in transient grating spectroscopy studied by rate equations based on time-dependent correlation function

A modified model, a set of rate equations based on time-dependent correlation function, is used to study vibrational relaxation dynamics in transient grating spectroscopy. The dephasing, the population dynamics, and the vibrational coherence concerning two vibrational states are observed respectively in organic dye IR780 perchlorate molecules doped polyvinyl alcohol matrix. The result shows that in addition to the information concerning system-environment interac- tion and vibrational coherence, the vibrational energy transfer can be described by this modified model.     

Phonon-assisted excitation energy transfer in photosynthetic systems

The phonon-assisted process of energy transfer aiming at exploring the newly emerging frontier between biology and physics is an issue of central interest.This article shows the important role of the intramolecular vibrational modes for excitation energy transfer in the photosynthetic systems.Based on a dimer system consisting of a donor and an acceptor modeled by two two-level systems,in which one of them is coupled to a high-energy vibrational mode,we derive an effective Hamiltonian describing the vibration-assisted coherent energy transfer process in the polaron frame.The effective Hamiltonian reveals in the case that the vibrational mode dynamically matches the energy detuning between the donor and the acceptor,the original detuned energy transfer becomes resonant energy transfer.In addition,the population dynamics and coherence dynamics of the dimer system with and without vibration-assistance are investigated numerically.It is found that,the energy transfer efficiency and the transfer time depend heavily on the interaction strength of the donor and the high-energy vibrational mode,as well as the vibrational frequency.The numerical results also indicate that the initial state and dissipation rate of the vibrational mode have little influence on the dynamics of the dimer system.Results obtained in this article are not only helpful to understand the natural photosynthesis,but also offer an optimal design principle for artificial photosynthesis.     

Vibrational and rotational energy transfer of CH+ in collisions with 4He and 3He

A quantum mechanical investigation of vibrational and rotational energy transfer in cold and ultra cold collisions of CH⁺ with ³He and ⁴He atoms is presented. Ab initio potential energy calculations are carried out at the BCCD(T) level and a global 3D potential energy surface is obtained using the Reproducing Kernel Hilbert Space (RKHS) method. Close coupling scattering calculations using this surface are performed at collision energy ranging from 10^-6 to 2000 cm^-1. In the very low collision energy limit, the vibrational and rotational quenching cross sections of CH⁺ in collisions with He are found to be of the same order of magnitude. This unusual result is attributed to the large angular anisotropy of the intermolecular potential and to the unusually small equilibrium value of the Jacobi R coordinate of the He–CH⁺ complex. As for the He–N₂ ⁺ collision, we also find a strong isotope effect in the very low collision energy range which is analyzed in terms of scattering length and the differences between these two collisions are also discussed.     

Triplet-triplet transfer of electronic energy upon nonequilibrium vibrational excitation of triplet molecules

The specific features of the triplet-triplet (T-T) transfer of electronic excitation energy in a gas phase upon nonequilibrium vibrational excitation of the triplet molecules of a donor were studied for an anthraquinone-diacetyl donor-acceptor pair using the time-resolved slow fluoresence of anthraquinone and sensitized phosphorescence of diacetyl. It is shown that in the gas phase, which allows regular control of the number of collisions, competition between the processes of T-T transfer and intermolecular vibrational relaxation is observed for nanosecond time resolution. The T-T transfer rate for the molecular system investigated exceeded the rate of intermolecular vibrational relaxation k_V in the triplet state T₁ of the donor. The effectiveness of the T-T transfer of energy by vibrationally excited molecules turned out to be higher than the effectiveness of transfer by thermalized ones, but even the highest of them was much less than unity. An increase in the equilibrium temperature of vapors led to a decrease in the effectiveness of transfer for both vibrationally excited and thermalized triplet molecules, thus indicating the importance of the collisional complex in the intermolecular process studied. Translated from Zhurnal Prikladnoi Spektroskopii, Vol. 67, No. 4, pp. 474–479, July–August, 2000.     

Vibration-assisted coherent excitation energy transfer in a detuned dimer

The important role of high-energy intramolecular vibrational modes for excitation energy transfer in the detuned photosynthetic systems is studied. Based on a basic dimer model which consists of two two-level systems(pigments)coupled to high-energy vibrational modes, we find that the high-energy intramolecular vibrational modes can enhance the energy transfer with new coherent transfer channels being opened when the phonon energy matches the detuning between the two pigments. As a result, the energy can be effectively transferred into the acceptor. The effective Hamiltonian is obtained to reveal the strong coherent energy exchange among the donor, the acceptor, and the high-energy intramolecular.A semi-classical explanation of the phonon-assisted mechanism is also shown.     

Photo-induced intramolecular electron transfer and intramolecular vibrational relaxation of rhodamine 6G in DMSO revealed by multiplex transient grating spectroscopy

Photo-induced intramolecular electron transfer （PIET） and intramolecular vibrational relaxation （IVR） dynamics of the excited state of rhodamine 6G （Rh6G＋） in DMSO are investigated by multiplex transient grating. Two major compo- nents are resolved in the dynamics of Rh6G＋. The first component, with a lifetime τTPIET = 140 fs-260 fs, is attributed to PIET from the phenyl ring to the xanthene plane. The IVR process occurring in the range ZIVR = 3.3 ps-5.2 ps is much slower than the first component. The PIET and IVR processes occurring in the excited state of Rh6G＋ are quantitatively determined, and a better understanding of the relationship between these processes is obtained.