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physics.chem-ph2019★ 1 cited

Monitoring Spontaneous Charge-density Fluctuations by Single-molecule Diffraction of Quantum Light

Konstantin E. Dorfman, Shahaf Asban, Lyuzhou Ye +3

Homodyne X-ray diffraction signals produced by classical light and classical detectors are given by the modulus square of the charge density in momentum space $\left|σ(\mathbf{q})\…

physics.chem-ph2015★ 167 cited

Catching Conical Intersections in the Act; Monitoring Transient Electronic Coherences by Attosecond Stimulated X-Ray Raman Signals

Markus Kowalewski, Kochise Bennett, Konstantin E. Dorfman +1

Conical intersections (CoIn) dominate the pathways and outcomes of virtually all photophysical and photochemical molecular processes. Despite extensive experimental and theoretical…

physics.chem-ph2015★ 19 cited

Detecting Electronic Coherence by Multidimensional Broadband Stimulated X-Ray Raman Signals

Konstantin E. Dorfman, Kochise Bennett, Shaul Mukamel

Nonstationary molecular states which contain electronic coherences can be impulsively created and manipulated by using recently-developed ultrashort optical and X-ray pulses via ph…

physics.chem-ph2014★ 35 cited

Time-, Frequency-, and Wavevector-Resolved X-Ray Diffraction from Single Molecules

Kochise Bennett, Jason D. Biggs, Yu Zhang +2

Using a quantum electrodynamic framework, we calculate the off-resonant scattering of a broad-band X-ray pulse from a sample initially prepared in an arbitrary superposition of ele…

physics.chem-ph2013★ 58 cited

Time-resolved broadband Raman spectroscopies; A unified six-wave-mixing representation

Konstantin E. Dorfman, Benjamin P. Fingerhut, Shaul Mukamel

Excited-state vibrational dynamics in molecules can be studied by an electronically off-resonant Raman process induced by a probe pulse with variable delay with respect to an actin…