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    • Coherent Spectroscopy
    • Nonlinear Optics

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    • Vibrational sum frequency spectra (VSFS) provide insights into interfacial molecular structures.
    • Reconstructing the full amplitude and phase of the vibrational free induction decay (FID) is crucial for detailed analysis.
    • Current methods often face limitations due to spectrometer resolution and optical pulse bandwidth.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop a novel method for reconstructing the amplitude and phase of interfacial vibrational free induction decay.
    • To achieve high-resolution spectral information independent of experimental limitations.
    • To demonstrate the broad applicability of the developed technique in coherent homodyne spectroscopies.

    Main Methods:

    • Application of time-domain ptychography to broadband vibrational sum frequency spectra.
    • Utilizing a set of collected spectra to reconstruct the time-domain signal.
    • Demonstrating the method on interfacial samples.

    Main Results:

    • Successfully reconstructed both amplitude and phase of the vibrational free induction decay.
    • Achieved resolution independent of the up-converting pulse bandwidth.
    • Demonstrated resolution independent of the spectrometer resolution.
    • Showcased applicability to standard homodyne setups without modification.

    Conclusions:

    • Time-domain ptychography offers a significant advancement in analyzing interfacial molecular dynamics.
    • The method provides high-resolution spectral information without compromising experimental setups.
    • The technique is adaptable to other coherent homodyne spectroscopies, broadening its impact.