摘要
二维电子光谱是一种同时具有高的时间分辨率和光谱分辨率的非线性光谱学方法.它不仅可以对凝聚相分子复杂动力学过程进行直接测量,还可以测量不同电子态、电子态-振动态之间的量子相干过程.2007年,Flemming课题组利用二维电子光谱于低温77 K的条件下在捕光天线蛋白Fenna-Matthews-Olson中发现了能量传递过程存在量子相干现象.尽管后续的实验研究表明,该体系中实验观测到的量子相干现象不可能是由单纯的电子态相干引起的,然而这一实验现象的报道极大地激发了人们对天然或人工模拟光合系统中存在量子相干传能途径的探索,目前还是一个相当活跃的研究领域.本文旨在通过介绍二维电子光谱学原理、装置及其在光合作用体系能量传递中量子相干现象的应用,使二维电子光谱这种实验方法能够在更多的研究领域得以普及与推广.
Two-dimensional electronic and high frequency resolution spectroscopy is a kind of nonlinear optical spectroscopy with both high time resolution It can be used to observe the complex dynamics of a condensed molecular system. Meanwhile it is a very powerful tool to study the coherence between the electronic states or electronic and vibration states. In 2007, Flemming's group reported the long-lived quantum coherence observed in the energy transfer process in the light-harvesting antenna protein complex Fenna-Matthews-Olson at 77 K by means of two-dimensional electronic spectroscopy. Though it has been proved not to arise from the pure electronic coherence later, this discovery has greatly stimulated the exploration of the coherent energy transfer pathways possibly existing in the natural and artificial photosynthetic systems, and this is still a very active area nowadays. Here in this paper we briefly review the principle and set-up of the two-dimensional electronic spectroscopy, and also some of its applications in investigating coherent energy transfer in the photosynthetic and artificial systems, aiming to bring this novel spectroscopic tool into a wider application.
作者
翁羽翔
王专
陈海龙
冷轩
朱锐丹
Weng Yu-Xiang;Wang Zhuan;Chen Hai-Long;Leng Xuan;Zhu Rui-Dan(Beijing National Laboratory for Condensed Matter Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Key Laboratory of Soft Matter Physics, Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100190, China;University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049, China)
出处
《物理学报》
SCIE
EI
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
2018年第12期196-202,共7页
Acta Physica Sinica
基金
国家自然科学基金科学仪器基础研究专款(批准号:21227003)资助的课题~~
关键词
二维电子光谱
量子相干
two-dimensional electronic spectroscopy
quantum coherence