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Observation of Counterion Binding in the Inner Helmholtz Layer at the Ionic Surfactant–Water Interface Click to copy article link Article link copied!

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By Yuyang Peng, Feng Gu, Chuanshan Tian
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Gapless tunable intense terahertz pulse generation in strained diamond

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By Yudan Su, Yuxuan Wei, Chaonan Lin, Li Huang, Chong-Xin Shan, Chuanshan Tian, Y. Shen, Jiaming Le, A. H. Kung
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Abstract We demonstrate collinear phase matching of transient coherent Stokes Raman scattering (CSRS) in strained diamond, enabling generation of intense, high-quality, femtosecond THz pulses over a gapless frequency band from 5 to beyond 15 THz. Our experimental results confirm this mechanism, supported by the theoretical calculations that agrees well with measurements.
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A novel scheme for ultrashort terahertz pulse generation over a gapless wide spectral range: Raman-resonance-enhanced four-wave mixing - Light: Science & Applications

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By Chuanshan Tian
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Abstract Ultrashort energetic terahertz (THz) pulses have created an exciting new area of research on light interactions with matter. For material studies in small laboratories, widely tunable femtosecond THz pulses with peak field strength close to MV cm−1 are desired. Currently, they can be largely acquired by optical rectification and difference frequency generation in crystals without inversion symmetry.
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