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Two-path interference for enantiomer-selective state transfer of chiral molecules
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2020
arXiv
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With a microwave-regime cyclic three-state configuration, an enantiomer-selective state transfer (ESST) is carried out through the two-path interference between a direct one-photon coupling and an effective two-photon coupling. The π-phase difference in the one-photon process between two enantiomers makes the interference constructive for one enantiomer but destructive for the other. Therefore only one enantiomer is excited into a higher rotational state while the other remains in the ground
arXiv:2003.10334v1
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