Abstract
The electronic origin band of the S-1<--S-0 transition of monomer phthalocyanine doped into liquid helium droplets consist of a single zero phonon line (ZPL) and a structured phonon wing. The latter reflects the low frequency modes of the helium droplet. At very high resolution (1 MHz) the asymmetric spectrum of the ZPL of phthalocyanine provides no indication of a rotational substructure. ...
Abstract
The electronic origin band of the S-1<--S-0 transition of monomer phthalocyanine doped into liquid helium droplets consist of a single zero phonon line (ZPL) and a structured phonon wing. The latter reflects the low frequency modes of the helium droplet. At very high resolution (1 MHz) the asymmetric spectrum of the ZPL of phthalocyanine provides no indication of a rotational substructure. Changes in the asymmetry and the peak position of the ZPL with variation of the average droplet size are in very good agreement with an inhomogeneous model line shape. (C) 2001 American Institute of Physics.
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