A new interpretation of the meaning of the center of line slope from a two-dimensional infrared spectrum
A new interpretation of the meaning of the center of line slope from a two-dimensional infrared spectrum
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DOI:
10.1063/1.4953848
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发表时间:
2016-06-21
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4.4
通讯作者:
Falvo, Cyril
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作者:
Falvo, Cyril
slope from a single peak of a two-dimensional (2D) infrared spectrum and the frequency-frequency correlation function. This approximation which goes beyond the short-time approximation includes explicitly pure dephasing mechanisms by introducing a time parameter that separates the fast fluctuations and slow fluctuations. While in the short-time approximation, the center of line slope is given by the normalized frequency fluctuations auto-correlation function, I show using this new approximation that the center of line slope measures on long time scales a shifted and scaled correlation function. The results present a new interpretation of the meaning of the center of line slope that allows for a better understanding of what 2D experiments can measure. To illustrate these findings, I compare this approximation with the short-time approximation for several examples of frequency-frequency correlation functions. I also give an estimate of the value of the time separation parameter for a correlation function with a simple exponential decay. Published by AIP Publishing.