Abstract
A new rotational coherent anti-Stokes Raman spectroscopy (RCARS) concept based on interferometric quantum control (IQC) is demonstrated. Two wavepackets originating from pure rotational states are created by a femtosecond stimulated rotational Raman interaction. The two Raman responses are instantly probed by a single-mode ns pulse generating two interfering RCARS polarizations. The resulting signal is an IQC-RCARS spectrum detected by a streak camera. Here we demonstrate IQC-interferograms of N2 by varying the temporal separation between the two fs pulses within a full rotational revival period, as well as signal amplification and selective detection of nuclear-spin isomers at room conditions and inside a flame.
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