摘要
Femtosecond laser-induced resonance-enhanced multiphoton-ionization photoelectron spectroscopy （REMPI-PS） is faced with two drawbacks of low spectral resolution and poor selective excitation due to the broad spectral bandwidth. We propose a scheme to obtain a high-resolution selective excitation of （2＋1） REMPI-PS by com- bining 7r and cosinusoidal phase modulation. Our theoretical results indicate that the （2＋1） REMPI-PS signals related to neighboring excited states can be differentiated from their indistinguishable photoelectron spectra by the 7r phase modulation, and then their selective excitation can be realized by supplementally adding the cosi- nusoidal phase modulation. Furthermore, the physical mechanism of the high-resolution selective excitation of （2＋1） REMPI-PS is explained by considering the two-photon power spectrum.
Femtosecond laser-induced resonance-enhanced multiphoton-ionization photoelectron spectroscopy （REMPI-PS） is faced with two drawbacks of low spectral resolution and poor selective excitation due to the broad spectral bandwidth. We propose a scheme to obtain a high-resolution selective excitation of （2＋1） REMPI-PS by com- bining 7r and cosinusoidal phase modulation. Our theoretical results indicate that the （2＋1） REMPI-PS signals related to neighboring excited states can be differentiated from their indistinguishable photoelectron spectra by the 7r phase modulation, and then their selective excitation can be realized by supplementally adding the cosi- nusoidal phase modulation. Furthermore, the physical mechanism of the high-resolution selective excitation of （2＋1） REMPI-PS is explained by considering the two-photon power spectrum.
基金
Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos 11274116, 113740995 and 1132004, the Shanghai Science and Technology Commission under Grant Nos 11JC1403500 and 10XD1401800, the National Special Science Research Program of China under Grant Nos 2010CB923203 and 2011CB808105, and the Program of Introducing Talents of Discipline to Universities under Grant No B12024.
