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- The paper presents a dual pulse-shaper system that allows for independent control of polarization, phase, and amplitude of light pulses.
- With active phase stabilization, the setup achieves impressive phase stability, making it effective for various quantum measurements.
- The authors demonstrate its capabilities through two-color 2D visible spectroscopy experiments on CdSe quantum dots, showcasing both pump-probe and collinear measurement configurations.
Article Abstract
We demonstrate a dual pulse-shaper setup capable of independent polarization, phase, and amplitude control over each pulse. By using active phase stabilization, we achieve a phase stability of ~λ/314 between the two pulse shapers, making the dual-shaper setup suitable for both two-quantum and one-quantum measurements. The setup is compact and easily switchable between pump-probe and collinear geometries. We further illustrate the functionality of the dual-shaper setup by performing two-color 2D visible spectroscopy on colloidal CdSe quantum dots in pump-probe geometry.
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