Several aspects contributing to the temporal broadening in the measurement of ultrafast fluorescence by means of up-conversion wave mixing are presented: the characteristics of the sample, those of the collection optics, and the wave mixing with the gate pulse in a non-linear crystal. It is concluded that these contributions are emission wavelength dependent and can be as important as the pulse durations in determining the instrument response function in this technique.
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