4 Jun
2016
4 Jun
'16
1:08 p.m.
Dear Group,
As Alan mentioned in group meeting, on this Monday (June 6), Dr. Daniel
Finkelstein-Shapiro
(<https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=sHHR6jcAAAAJ&hl=en>https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=sHHR6jcAAAAJ)
will give a talk to the group. It is scheduled for 11am in the Division Room. Here are the
title and abstract:
Fano Interferences in Open Quantum Systems
Asymmetric profiles are the distinctive spectroscopic signature of Fano systems, where a
two-level system is coupled to a continuum manifold of electronic states. Constructive or
destructive interference between two photoexcitation pathways to the continuum underlies
the asymmetry. This profile has been extremely successful in describing systems as diverse
as atoms, molecules, metallic, semiconducting and hybrid nanostructures, from observables
ranging from photo-dissociation, light absorption, vibrational spectroscopy (Raman and IR)
and charge transport. However the original scattering theory is not appropriate for
systems with dissipation. We present the weak field radiative emission of Fano systems
with dissipation in Lindblad form, as well as the exact analytical solution of the
dissipative Fano model at strong field intensities. The current most sophisticated
spectroscopy to study dissipation of electronic systems is two-dimensional electronic
spectroscopy (2DES). We calculate the 2DES lineshape of a Fano system and show the
properties of the system that become accessible.
I apologize for the weekend email. Have an awesome Saturday!
Cheers, Nicolas
6 Jun
6 Jun
9:39 a.m.
Reminder: Talk today at 11am in Division room.
On Sat, Jun 4, 2016 at 1:08 PM, Sawaya, Nicolas Per Dane <
nicolassawaya(a)fas.harvard.edu> wrote:
Dear Group,
As Alan mentioned in group meeting, on this Monday (June 6), Dr. Daniel
Finkelstein-Shapiro (
<https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__scholar.google.com_citations-3Fuser-3DsHHR6jcAAAAJ-26hl-3Den&d=CwMFAw&c=WO-RGvefibhHBZq3fL85hQ&r=6WTtgdd_H3muyo4XBxodLh433hpV8bmiN7ITEaRT6Ws&m=OcDiKthrWI8N8XRRTmgLnB80rxPNrh5TKQs4KUJxBBw&s=3Gywn1fJTyU4paF3n-wDAHbupReRCd2QJAo8siuU13w&e=>
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=sHHR6jcAAAAJ
<https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__scholar.google.com_citations-3Fuser-3DsHHR6jcAAAAJ&d=CwMFAw&c=WO-RGvefibhHBZq3fL85hQ&r=6WTtgdd_H3muyo4XBxodLh433hpV8bmiN7ITEaRT6Ws&m=OcDiKthrWI8N8XRRTmgLnB80rxPNrh5TKQs4KUJxBBw&s=zjdnysZrnQR9QVvaQ6gZEFYTqf6aSRVfYieTIio3Rnw&e=>)
will give a talk to the group. It is scheduled for *11am* in the Division
Room. Here are the title and abstract:
*Fano Interferences in Open Quantum Systems*
Asymmetric profiles are the distinctive spectroscopic signature of Fano
systems, where a two-level system is coupled to a continuum manifold of
electronic states. Constructive or destructive interference between two
photoexcitation pathways to the continuum underlies the asymmetry. This
profile has been extremely successful in describing systems as diverse as
atoms, molecules, metallic, semiconducting and hybrid nanostructures, from
observables ranging from photo-dissociation, light absorption, vibrational
spectroscopy (Raman and IR) and charge transport. However the original
scattering theory is not appropriate for systems with dissipation. We
present the weak field radiative emission of Fano systems with dissipation
in Lindblad form, as well as the exact analytical solution of the
dissipative Fano model at strong field intensities. The current most
sophisticated spectroscopy to study dissipation of electronic systems is
two-dimensional electronic spectroscopy (2DES). We calculate the 2DES
lineshape of a Fano system and show the properties of the system that
become accessible.
I apologize for the weekend email. Have an awesome Saturday!
Cheers, Nicolas
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Subject: [Aspuru-Guzik Group List] Special AAG Seminar: Daniel Finkelstein-Shapiro
Dear Group,
As Alan mentioned in group meeting, on this Monday (June 6), Dr. Daniel
Finkelstein-Shapiro
(<https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__scholar.google.com_citations-3Fuser-3DsHHR6jcAAAAJ-26hl-3Den&d=CwMFAw&c=WO-RGvefibhHBZq3fL85hQ&r=6WTtgdd_H3muyo4XBxodLh433hpV8bmiN7ITEaRT6Ws&m=OcDiKthrWI8N8XRRTmgLnB80rxPNrh5TKQs4KUJxBBw&s=3Gywn1fJTyU4paF3n-wDAHbupReRCd2QJAo8siuU13w&e=>https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=sHHR6jcAAAAJ<https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__scholar.google.com_citations-3Fuser-3DsHHR6jcAAAAJ&d=CwMFAw&c=WO-RGvefibhHBZq3fL85hQ&r=6WTtgdd_H3muyo4XBxodLh433hpV8bmiN7ITEaRT6Ws&m=OcDiKthrWI8N8XRRTmgLnB80rxPNrh5TKQs4KUJxBBw&s=zjdnysZrnQR9QVvaQ6gZEFYTqf6aSRVfYieTIio3Rnw&e=>)
will give a talk to the group. It is scheduled for 11am in the Division Room. Here are the
title and abstract:
Fano Interferences in Open Quantum Systems
Asymmetric profiles are the distinctive spectroscopic signature of Fano systems, where a
two-level system is coupled to a continuum manifold of electronic states. Constructive or
destructive interference between two photoexcitation pathways to the continuum underlies
the asymmetry. This profile has been extremely successful in describing systems as diverse
as atoms, molecules, metallic, semiconducting and hybrid nanostructures, from observables
ranging from photo-dissociation, light absorption, vibrational spectroscopy (Raman and IR)
and charge transport. However the original scattering theory is not appropriate for
systems with dissipation. We present the weak field radiative emission of Fano systems
with dissipation in Lindblad form, as well as the exact analytical solution of the
dissipative Fano model at strong field intensities. The current most sophisticated
spectroscopy to study dissipation of electronic systems is two-dimensional electronic
spectroscopy (2DES). We calculate the 2DES lineshape of a Fano system and show the
properties of the system that become accessible.
I apologize for the weekend email. Have an awesome Saturday!
Cheers, Nicolas
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