The incentive of this work is to investigate the structure and intrinsic dynamics of molecules in the gas-phase by coherent electron diffraction. Time-resolved electron diffraction allows for recording of structural changes on the atomic scale. Controlling the molecules' spatial orientation increases the amount of information that can be retrieved from electron diffraction patterns. This thesis includes some basics of electron diffraction theory and the according simulations to predict diffraction patterns. The simulations were used to compare different molecules and to illustrate the advantage of spatially controlled molecules as samples. A controlled-molecules setup that operated at a kHz repetition rate is presented. The gas-phase molecu...
The possibility to study the structure of polyatomic gas-phase molecules by photoelectron difraction...
This paper gives an account of our progress towards performing femtosecond time-resolved photoelectr...
Molecular dynamics is now routinely studied on femtosecond time scales using various spectroscopies....
A dc electron gun, generating picosecond pulses with up to 8 × 106 electrons per pulse has been deve...
Electron diffraction is a valuable tool to capture structural information from molecules in the gas ...
Capturing the structural changes during a molecular reaction with ultrafast electron diffraction (UE...
Gas-phase ultrafast electron diffraction (UED) is used to extract information from molecular sources...
Ultrafast electron diffraction has emerged since the end of last century, and has become an increasi...
A novel compact time-resolved electron diffractometer has been built with the primary goal of studyi...
The incentive of this work is to investigate the structure and intrinsic dynamics of molecules in th...
In the framework of this thesis several candidate molecules were tested with regard to their feasibi...
We experimentally demonstrate ultrafast electron diffraction from transiently aligned molecules in t...
The work in hand explores the ionization of nitrogen and oxygen molecules in strong, off-resonant la...
The dream to control chemical reactions that are essential to life is now closer than ever to gratif...
Imaging isolated molecules in three dimensions with atomic resolution is important for elucidating c...
The possibility to study the structure of polyatomic gas-phase molecules by photoelectron difraction...
This paper gives an account of our progress towards performing femtosecond time-resolved photoelectr...
Molecular dynamics is now routinely studied on femtosecond time scales using various spectroscopies....
A dc electron gun, generating picosecond pulses with up to 8 × 106 electrons per pulse has been deve...
Electron diffraction is a valuable tool to capture structural information from molecules in the gas ...
Capturing the structural changes during a molecular reaction with ultrafast electron diffraction (UE...
Gas-phase ultrafast electron diffraction (UED) is used to extract information from molecular sources...
Ultrafast electron diffraction has emerged since the end of last century, and has become an increasi...
A novel compact time-resolved electron diffractometer has been built with the primary goal of studyi...
The incentive of this work is to investigate the structure and intrinsic dynamics of molecules in th...
In the framework of this thesis several candidate molecules were tested with regard to their feasibi...
We experimentally demonstrate ultrafast electron diffraction from transiently aligned molecules in t...
The work in hand explores the ionization of nitrogen and oxygen molecules in strong, off-resonant la...
The dream to control chemical reactions that are essential to life is now closer than ever to gratif...
Imaging isolated molecules in three dimensions with atomic resolution is important for elucidating c...
The possibility to study the structure of polyatomic gas-phase molecules by photoelectron difraction...
This paper gives an account of our progress towards performing femtosecond time-resolved photoelectr...
Molecular dynamics is now routinely studied on femtosecond time scales using various spectroscopies....