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Recent progress of the study of dielectric polarization of organic layers by Optical second harmonic generation measurement
2015-04-07     Text Size:  A

Institute of Theoretical Physics

Chinese Academy of Sciences

State Key Laboratory of Theoretical Physics

Seminar

 

Title

题目

Recent progress of the study of dielectric polarization of organic layers by Optical second harmonic generation measurement

Speaker

报告人

Mitsumasa Iwamoto

Affiliation

所在单位

Department of Physical Electronics, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Date

日期

2015年4月7日(周二)晚上8:00

Venue

地点

理论所主楼322会议室

Abstract

摘要

In this talk, I focus on the study of dielectric polarization of organic layers by optical second harmonic generation (SHG) measurement. There are two kinds of SHG. One is electric field induced optical second harmonic generation called EFISHG, which is activated in the presence of electrostatic field, and the other is the general optical second harmonic generation (SHG) that are generally generated from molecular non-symetric molecular systems. Consequently, the former one is available for directly probing carrier motions in organic layers. In this presentation, I demonstrate anisotropic carrier motion visualized in spin-coated films by the EFISHG, and discuss how carrier motion is modeled based on the visualized SHG images. The latter one is available for characterizing structure of molecular systems. In this presentation I show visualized dielectric polarization images in monolayer domains on the air/water surface by using the SHG, and then discuss the difference of polarization images visualized by BAM method.

Contact Personn

所内合作者

Zhongcan OuYang
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