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We present a description of multidimensional spectroscopy, where all the light pulses are treated quantum-mechanically and the signal is expressed as a quantum dynamical map of the broadband light fields. Focusing in particular on the rephasing contribution to two-dimensional spectroscopy, we demonstrate how the semiclassical description emerges naturally as a limiting case of the quantum description. Our work establishes a formalism to apply quantum information methods to the optimization of multidimensional spectroscopy and address, e.g., fundamental resolution limits from a quantum metrological perspective.
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The aim of this study is to analyze egocentric social networks of 31 autistic adults in Québec (Canada). We examined the composition of their proximal personal support network and the role of support shared among autistic peers. A mixed method analysis was used.
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