Photoinduced Absorption
Photoinduced Absorption is a nonlinear optical phenomenon in which a material exhibits increased absorption of probe photons due to the prior excitation of charge carriers by pump photons, thereby altering the material's transient absorption characteristics.
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Photo-induced Absorption
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