Konorov, Stanislav O.Stanislav O.KonorovMitrokhin, Vladimir P.Vladimir P.MitrokhinSmirnova, IrinaIrinaSmirnovaFedotov, Andrei B.Andrei B.FedotovSidorov-Biryukov, Dimitrii Ä.Dimitrii Ä.Sidorov-BiryukovZheltikov, AlekseiAlekseiZheltikov2022-05-202022-05-202004-11-01Laser Physics 14 (11): 1382-1385 (2004-11-01)http://hdl.handle.net/11420/12687We experimentally study the spectrum of coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering (CARS) from Raman-active vibrations of gas-phase nitrogen molecules in a mesoporous silica aerogel host. The CARS spectral profile under these conditions is controlled by the interference of the resonant part of the nonlinear-optical susceptibility, related to nitrogen molecules in the pores of aerogel, and the nonresonant contribution, provided by the mesoporous host. Raman-active vibrations of gas-phase molecular nitrogen give rise to intense resonances in CARS spectra. These spectral profiles can serve as a local probe for measuring effective-medium parameters of nanocomposite materials (nanoCARS).en1555-6611Laser physics20041113821385IOP Publ.PhysikNonlinear optical spectral interferometry of nanostructures by coherent anti-Stokes Raman scatteringJournal ArticleOther