Abstract:We show that "bichromatic coherent control" (BCC) enables the determination of the amplitudes (= magnitudes + phases) of individual transition-dipole matrix elements (TDMs) and the amplitude of time-evolving wave packets from timeresolved fluorescence data. In the present use of BCC, one induces quantum interferences using two external laser fields to coherently deplete the population of different pairs of excited energy eigenstates. The BCC-induced depletion is supplemented by the computation of the Fourier i… Show more
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