Electronic Nature of Nonlinear Optical Properties of a Symmetrical Two-Photon Absorbing Fluorene Derivative: Experimental Study and Theoretical Modeling

Keyphrases

• Theoretical Modeling 100%
• Anisotropy 100%
• Nonlinear Optical Properties 100%
• Fluorene Derivatives 100%
• Two-photon 100%
• Electronic Nature 100%
• Solvation 100%
• Electron-vibration Coupling 100%
• Two-photon Fluorescence 50%
• Two-photon Absorption 50%
• Steady State 50%
• Relative Orientation 50%
• Organic Solvents 50%
• Excited States 50%
• Photophysical Properties 50%
• Spectral Properties 50%
• Symmetry Breaking 50%
• Transient Absorption 50%
• Fluorescence Excitation 50%
• Picosecond 50%
• Emission Spectrum 50%
• 9H-fluorene 50%
• Stimulated Emission 50%
• Relaxation Process 50%
• Fast Relaxation 50%
• First Excited State 50%
• Fluorescence Anisotropy 50%
• Ultrafast Pump-probe Spectroscopy 50%
• Ethene 50%
• Spectroscopic Characteristics 50%
• Large Deviations 50%
• State Model 50%
• Bis-1 50%
• Molecular Transitions 50%
• Band Position 50%
• Transition Dipole Moment 50%
• 1-Methyl 50%
• Band Shape 50%
• 1H-pyrrole 50%
• Fluorescence Solvatochromism 50%
• Exciton Relaxation 50%
• Band Intensity 50%

Chemistry

• Nonlinear Optical Property 100%
• Fluorene 100%
• Anisotropy 100%
• Excited State 100%
• Relaxation 66%
• Solvation 66%
• Fluorescence Excitation 33%
• Two-Photon Absorption 33%
• Emission Spectra 33%
• Stimulated Emission 33%
• Ethylene 33%
• Solvatochromism 33%
• Dipole Moment 33%
• 1H-Pyrrole 33%