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. 2021 Jul 9;12:4233. doi: 10.1038/s41467-021-24309-z

Fig. 2. Time evolution of two-body breakup channel.

Fig. 2

The measured ion yields with respect to the KER and the pump-probe time delay for the pathways of a CH3++H+ and b CH2++H2+. The time-integrated KER distributions are shown in the left panels. The black solid curves in a and b are used to guide the time-dependent feature. c The measured ion yields with respect to the time delay at the KER of 3.0 eV for the pathways of CH3++H+ and CH2++H2+ (multiplied by a factor of 5 for visual convenience). The arrows show the peaks of the time-dependent distributions. d The peak extracted from the measured time-dependent distribution for different KERs. The dotted lines are the fits of the experimental data. The error bars represent the root-square deviation between the data and the fit used to extract the peak of the time-dependent distribution for each KER.