8 Ultrafast Ionization and Fragmentation: From Small Molecules
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Fig. 8.11 [2] (1–16) Relative intensity of the most prominent ion products (Y), including C +
(open black) and the molecular ion (black dot) as a function of the total yield of all ions (I MS ) for
16 different molecules as a function of linear chirp when the phase is scanned from 0 to 10,000 fs 2
(lines) and as a function of a sinusoidal phase modulation, where the period is scanned from 0
to 100 fs (points). Note the remarkable agreement between the two completely different types of
phase modulation
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Fig. 8.11 [2] (1–16) Relative intensity of the most prominent ion products (Y), including C +
(open black) and the molecular ion (black dot) as a function of the total yield of all ions (I MS ) for
16 different molecules as a function of linear chirp when the phase is scanned from 0 to 10,000 fs 2
(lines) and as a function of a sinusoidal phase modulation, where the period is scanned from 0
to 100 fs (points). Note the remarkable agreement between the two completely different types of
phase modulation