On-the-Fly Simulation of Two-Dimensional Fluorescence-Excitation Spectra
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| author | Pios, Sebastian V. Gelin, Maxim F. Vasquez, Luis Hauer, Jürgen Chen, Lipeng |
| author_facet | Pios, Sebastian V. Gelin, Maxim F. Vasquez, Luis Hauer, Jürgen Chen, Lipeng |
| contents | Two-dimensional (2D) fluorescence-excitation (2D-FLEX) spectroscopy is a recently proposed nonlinear femtosecond technique for the detection of photoinduced dynamics. The method records a time-resolved fluorescence signal in its excitation- and detection-frequency dependence, and hence combines the exclusive detection of excited state dynamics (fluorescence) with signals resolved in both excitation and emission frequencies (2D electronic spectroscopy). In this work, we develop an on-the-fly protocol for the simulation of 2D-FLEX spectra of molecular systems, which is based on interfacing the classical doorway-window representation of spectroscopic responses with trajectory surface hopping simulations. Applying this methodology to the gas-phase pyrazine, we show that femtosecond 2D-FLEX spectra can deliver detailed information otherwise obtainable via attosecond spectroscopy. |
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| spellingShingle | On-the-Fly Simulation of Two-Dimensional Fluorescence-Excitation Spectra Pios, Sebastian V. Gelin, Maxim F. Vasquez, Luis Hauer, Jürgen Chen, Lipeng Chemical Physics Two-dimensional (2D) fluorescence-excitation (2D-FLEX) spectroscopy is a recently proposed nonlinear femtosecond technique for the detection of photoinduced dynamics. The method records a time-resolved fluorescence signal in its excitation- and detection-frequency dependence, and hence combines the exclusive detection of excited state dynamics (fluorescence) with signals resolved in both excitation and emission frequencies (2D electronic spectroscopy). In this work, we develop an on-the-fly protocol for the simulation of 2D-FLEX spectra of molecular systems, which is based on interfacing the classical doorway-window representation of spectroscopic responses with trajectory surface hopping simulations. Applying this methodology to the gas-phase pyrazine, we show that femtosecond 2D-FLEX spectra can deliver detailed information otherwise obtainable via attosecond spectroscopy. |
| title | On-the-Fly Simulation of Two-Dimensional Fluorescence-Excitation Spectra |
| topic | Chemical Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.15262 |