Spectroscopy of Rb2 dimers in solid 4He
P. Moroshkin, A. Hofer, S. Ulzega, A. weis
Abstract
We present experimental and theoretical studies of the absorption, emission and photodissociation spectra of Rb2 molecules in solid helium. We have identified 11 absorption bands of Rb2. All laser-excited molecular states are quenched by the interaction with the He matrix. The quenching results in efficient population of a metastable (1)3Πu state, which emits fluorescence at 1042 nm. In order to explain the fluorescence at the forbidden transition and its time dependence we propose a new molecular exciplex Rb2(3Πu)He2. We have also found evidence for the formation of diatomic bubble states following photodissociation of Rb2.
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