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Observing Electron Dynamics in Molecules Using Ultrafast Laser Pulses
Electrons are the glue that holds coherent matter together. How they are arranged defines chemical bonds and how they move defines chemical reactions. The time-scales for electron dynamics in molecules, however, are exceedingly fast and often range down to the femtosecond (10^-15 s) regime or shorte
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