Time resolved polarization dependent single shot four wave mixing
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Andrey Shalit, Yehiam Prior
Single shot time resolved four wave mixing is a powerful tool for the acquisition of dynamic and spectroscopic data from molecules susceptible to bleaching or other photo-induced damage. We add polarization dependence to single shot methods, and demonstrate how magic angle measurements are made simpler by this methodology. We propose a new approach to single shot combined time/polarization measurements which can be generalized to other two dimensional combinations.
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