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Fig. 3 Schematic 2D plots and pulse representations in different multidimensional time-resolved techniques. a 2D THz, b 2D electronic and infrared spectroscopy, c time-resolved impulsive vibrational
spectroscopy, d 2D Raman spectroscopy. The selected pulse sequence schemes (left) represent the most
common implementations of each multidimensional spectroscopy technique. Each method, however,
has several different variants, for example, involving different number of individual pulses, beams, and
geometries. Copyrights for 2D Maps: a Adapted from Ref. [138] with permission of National Academy
of Sciences. b Adapted from Ref. [139] with permission of Springer Nature. d Adapted from Ref. [140],
with permission of AIP Publishing
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Topics in Current Chemistry (2018) 376:28
Fig. 3 Schematic 2D plots and pulse representations in different multidimensional time-resolved techniques. a 2D THz, b 2D electronic and infrared spectroscopy, c time-resolved impulsive vibrational
spectroscopy, d 2D Raman spectroscopy. The selected pulse sequence schemes (left) represent the most
common implementations of each multidimensional spectroscopy technique. Each method, however,
has several different variants, for example, involving different number of individual pulses, beams, and
geometries. Copyrights for 2D Maps: a Adapted from Ref. [138] with permission of National Academy
of Sciences. b Adapted from Ref. [139] with permission of Springer Nature. d Adapted from Ref. [140],
with permission of AIP Publishing
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