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-\title{Global Analysis of Transient Grating and Transient Absorption of PbSe Quantum Dots}

-\author{Daniel D. Kohler}

-\author{Blaise J. Thompson}

-\author{John C. Wright}

-\affiliation{Department of Chemistry,

-	           University of Wisconsin-Madison,

-           	 1101 University Ave, 

-	           Madison, WI 53706, United States}

-\keywords{CMDS, FWM}  % BJT: we need more / better keywords

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-\date{\today}

-\begin{document}

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-\begin{abstract}

-We examine the non-linear response of PbSe quantum dots about the 1S exciton using two-dimensional transient absorption and transient grating techniques.

-The combined analysis of both methods provides the complete amplitude and phase of the non-linear susceptibility.

-The phased spectra reconcile questions about the relationships between the PbSe quantum dot electronic states and the nature of nonlinearities measured by two-dimensional absorption and transient grating methods.

-The fits of the combined dataset reveal and quantify the presence of continuum transitions.

-\end{abstract}

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-\maketitle

-\section{Introduction}

-	\input{introduction}

-\section{Theory}

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-\section{Methods}

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-\section{Results}

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-\section{Discussion}

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-\section{Conclusion}

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-\begin{acknowledgement}

-The authors grateful acknowledge staff scientist Andrei Pakoulev (1960-2014) for insightful conversations and devoted tutelage. We thank Qi Ding for her TEM characterizations of the quantum dot samples.

-\end{acknowledgement}

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-\begin{suppinfo}

-lots of data is online

-\end{suppinfo}

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