Abstract
A depolarized doublet centered at the frequency of the exciting laser radiation has been observed in the light-scattering spectrum of several liquids, including nitrobenzene, aniline, quinoline, and $m\ensuremath{-}\mathrm{nitrotoluene}$. The frequency separation, line shape, and polarization characteristics suggest that this doublet arises from thermally excited shear waves in these relatively viscous liquids.
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