LASER INDUCED DISPERSED FLUORESCENCE SPECTROSCOPY (LIDFS) OF CS2 AND NO2
Résumé
Introduction
LIDFS of Polyatomic Molecules
The Vibrational Propensity Rules Related to Potential Energy Surfaces
LIDFS: Towards High Resolution and High Sensitivity
LIDFS of CS2
Introduction
The Cu Laser System and the LN–CCD Camera
LIF Excitation Spectrum of CS2 Close to the Barrier to Linearity in the V1B2 State
LIDFS of CS2 below 12 000 cm−1: Fermi Resonances
LIDFS of CS2 up to 19 200 cm−1: Transition to Chaos
LIDFS of NO2
Vibronic Coupling in NO2
LIF Excitation Spectrum of Jet Cooled NO2
Experimental Considerations
LIDFS from Ten Rovibronic Levels Located Around 23 000 cm−1
LIDFS from Levels Located Around 17000 cm−1
Conclusion
Acknowledgments
References
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