Fluorescence and Relaxation Dynamics of Cesium in Argon Matrices: Multiple Trapping Sites and Host-Guest Interactions

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Auteurs principaux: Lahs, S., Dinesan, H., Mahapatra, S., Chin, W., Crepin, C., Dontot, L., Douady, J., Gervais, B., Comparat, D.
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author Lahs, S.
Dinesan, H.
Mahapatra, S.
Chin, W.
Crepin, C.
Dontot, L.
Douady, J.
Gervais, B.
Comparat, D.
author_facet Lahs, S.
Dinesan, H.
Mahapatra, S.
Chin, W.
Crepin, C.
Dontot, L.
Douady, J.
Gervais, B.
Comparat, D.
contents We investigate the fluorescence and relaxation dynamics of Cs atoms embedded in a cryogenic argon matrix using spectroscopy measurements combined with diatomic-in-molecule (DIM) simulations. The data reveal complex emission spectra, large Stokes shifts, and slow relaxation effects, indicating strong host-guest interactions and substantial lattice reorganization. Although the spectra are superimposed on a broad background, possibly due to low-symmetry, defect-related, or grain-boundary trapping sites, the main spectral structure is consistent with two dominant trapping environments that give rise to two triplet absorption features with distinct fluorescence behavior of the doublet and singlet components. Polarization measurements further suggest that these sites may differ in symmetry, although a unique structural assignment remains difficult
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spellingShingle Fluorescence and Relaxation Dynamics of Cesium in Argon Matrices: Multiple Trapping Sites and Host-Guest Interactions
Lahs, S.
Dinesan, H.
Mahapatra, S.
Chin, W.
Crepin, C.
Dontot, L.
Douady, J.
Gervais, B.
Comparat, D.
Atomic Physics
Atomic and Molecular Clusters
Chemical Physics
We investigate the fluorescence and relaxation dynamics of Cs atoms embedded in a cryogenic argon matrix using spectroscopy measurements combined with diatomic-in-molecule (DIM) simulations. The data reveal complex emission spectra, large Stokes shifts, and slow relaxation effects, indicating strong host-guest interactions and substantial lattice reorganization. Although the spectra are superimposed on a broad background, possibly due to low-symmetry, defect-related, or grain-boundary trapping sites, the main spectral structure is consistent with two dominant trapping environments that give rise to two triplet absorption features with distinct fluorescence behavior of the doublet and singlet components. Polarization measurements further suggest that these sites may differ in symmetry, although a unique structural assignment remains difficult
title Fluorescence and Relaxation Dynamics of Cesium in Argon Matrices: Multiple Trapping Sites and Host-Guest Interactions
topic Atomic Physics
Atomic and Molecular Clusters
Chemical Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.15840