• Chinese Optics Letters
  • Vol. 16, Issue 10, 103201 (2018)
Jingsong Liu, Qiyuan Cheng, Daguang Yue, Xucong Zhou, and Qingtian Meng*
Author Affiliations
  • School of Physics and Electronics, Shandong Normal University, Jinan 250358, China
  • show less
    DOI: 10.3788/COL201816.103201 Cite this Article Set citation alerts
    Jingsong Liu, Qiyuan Cheng, Daguang Yue, Xucong Zhou, Qingtian Meng. Dynamical analysis of the effect of elliptically polarized laser pulses on molecular alignment and orientation[J]. Chinese Optics Letters, 2018, 16(10): 103201 Copy Citation Text show less
    Time evolutions of field-free molecular (a) alignment and (b) orientation along the three axes steered by the elliptically polarized laser pulse with E1=5.0×107 V/cm, E2=4.0×107 V/cm, ω1=12,500 cm−1, ω2=36 cm−1, σ1=0.4 ps, σ2=0.45 ps, a1=a2=0.5, t1=0, and t2=1Trot. The time evolutions of field-free molecular (c) alignment and (d) orientation steered by the linearly polarized laser pulses with a1=a2=1.0, while the other parameters are the same as those in (a) and (b).
    Fig. 1. Time evolutions of field-free molecular (a) alignment and (b) orientation along the three axes steered by the elliptically polarized laser pulse with E1=5.0×107V/cm, E2=4.0×107V/cm, ω1=12,500cm1, ω2=36cm1, σ1=0.4ps, σ2=0.45ps, a1=a2=0.5, t1=0, and t2=1Trot. The time evolutions of field-free molecular (c) alignment and (d) orientation steered by the linearly polarized laser pulses with a1=a2=1.0, while the other parameters are the same as those in (a) and (b).
    Populations of rotational states after the elliptically polarized laser pulse with E1=5.0×107 V/cm, E2=4.0×107 V/cm, ω1=12,500 cm−1, ω2=36 cm−1, σ1=0.4 ps, σ2=0.45 ps, a1=a2=0.5, t1=0, and t2=1Trot.
    Fig. 2. Populations of rotational states after the elliptically polarized laser pulse with E1=5.0×107V/cm, E2=4.0×107V/cm, ω1=12,500cm1, ω2=36cm1, σ1=0.4ps, σ2=0.45ps, a1=a2=0.5, t1=0, and t2=1Trot.
    (a) Maximum of alignment 〈cos2 θ〉max and (b) orientation 〈cos θ〉max as a function of delay time with E1=5.0×107 V/cm, E2=4.0×107 V/cm, ω1=12,500 cm−1, ω2=36 cm−1, σ1=0.4 ps, σ2=0.45 ps, a1=a2=0.5.
    Fig. 3. (a) Maximum of alignment cos2θmax and (b) orientation cosθmax as a function of delay time with E1=5.0×107V/cm, E2=4.0×107V/cm, ω1=12,500cm1, ω2=36cm1, σ1=0.4ps, σ2=0.45ps, a1=a2=0.5.
    (a) Plots of the maximal alignment degrees along three axes versus the elliptic parameter a1 with E1=5.0 ×107 V/cm, ω1=12,500 cm−1, σ1=0.4 ps, and t1=0. (b) Plots of the maximal orientation degrees versus the elliptic parameter a2, with E1=5.0×107 V/cm, E2=4.0×107 V/cm, ω1=12,500 cm−1, ω2=36 cm−1, σ1=0.4 ps, σ2=0.45 ps, a1=0.7, t1=0, and t2=1Trot.
    Fig. 4. (a) Plots of the maximal alignment degrees along three axes versus the elliptic parameter a1 with E1=5.0×107V/cm, ω1=12,500cm1, σ1=0.4ps, and t1=0. (b) Plots of the maximal orientation degrees versus the elliptic parameter a2, with E1=5.0×107V/cm, E2=4.0×107V/cm, ω1=12,500cm1, ω2=36cm1, σ1=0.4ps, σ2=0.45ps, a1=0.7, t1=0, and t2=1Trot.
    (a)–(e) Time evolutions of 3D alignments with different elliptic parameters a1 driven by the initial elliptically polarized laser pulse with σ1=5 ps, E1=5.0×107 V/cm, ω1=12,500 cm−1, and t1=0. (f)–(j) Time evolutions of 2D orientations with different elliptic parameters a2 steered by two elliptically polarized laser pulses with E1=5.0×107 V/cm, E2=4.0×107 V/cm, ω1=12,500 cm−1, ω2=36 cm−1, σ1=5 ps, σ2=3 ps, a1=0.7, t1=0, and t2=2Trot.
    Fig. 5. (a)–(e) Time evolutions of 3D alignments with different elliptic parameters a1 driven by the initial elliptically polarized laser pulse with σ1=5ps, E1=5.0×107V/cm, ω1=12,500cm1, and t1=0. (f)–(j) Time evolutions of 2D orientations with different elliptic parameters a2 steered by two elliptically polarized laser pulses with E1=5.0×107V/cm, E2=4.0×107V/cm, ω1=12,500cm1, ω2=36cm1, σ1=5ps, σ2=3ps, a1=0.7, t1=0, and t2=2Trot.
    Jingsong Liu, Qiyuan Cheng, Daguang Yue, Xucong Zhou, Qingtian Meng. Dynamical analysis of the effect of elliptically polarized laser pulses on molecular alignment and orientation[J]. Chinese Optics Letters, 2018, 16(10): 103201
    Download Citation