Abstract
The collisionless intramolecular energy transfer process in polyatomic molecules is the subject of much investigation. In particular, the internal energy transfer between the highly vibrationally excited ground electronic state and the first electronically excited state is of interest in obtaining state specific chemistry.1
© 1988 Optical Society of America
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