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Abstract
Abstract We discuss the application of photoelectron angular distributions as a probe of time-evolving rovibrational wavepackets. A physical picture is drawn of the mechanism through which rotation–vibration coupling mechanisms are reflected in the time-dependent photoionisation asymmetry parameters. The effects of complicating features that may obscure the interpretation of time-resolved photoelectron spectroscopies, including the field intensity and the inherent complexity of ionisation processes are examined.
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