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Verified locator: Directory entry Kwak, Kyungwon: Korea University chemistry, Stanford PhD 2008, molecular dynamics in condensed matter using time-resolved spectroscopy. Named portrait source: cmsd.ibs.re.kr/html/cmsd_en/center/steering_committee.html , Image: Kwak, Kyungwon, directly links cmsd.ibs.re.kr/img/cmsd_en/contents/2023/02/20230217_041147_30614.jpg .

Primary source: ultrafastspec.wixsite.com/spark/professor

Verified locator: Laboratory Professor page names Sungnam Park, Korea University chemistry; Career Summary explicitly records Stanford postdoctoral work with Michael D. Fayer; Research Areas lists time-resolved spectroscopy and molecular dynamics. The portrait link appears immediately below Prof. Sungnam Park. University-hosted identity corroboration: pure.korea.ac.kr/en/persons/sungnam-park/ .

Primary source: finkelsteinlab.org/cv/

Verified locator: Author-hosted CV, heading Ilya J. Finkelstein; Education, Stanford chemistry PhD; Five Significant Publications describes molecule-resolved and parallel biophysical assays. finkelsteinlab.org/members/ independently describes molecular-machine and DNA-repair research. Named CV portrait link is finkelsteinlab.org/assets/images/members/Ilya-at-bench.jpg . No expansion of J.

Primary source: profiles.stanford.edu/michael-fayer

Verified locator: Official Stanford profile, Bio and linked CV cap.stanford.edu/profiles/viewCV?facultyId=8667&name=Michael_Fayer . CV heading Michael D. Fayer; Principal Research Interests describes ultrafast multidimensional spectroscopy and molecular dynamics. Named portrait linked under Michael D. Fayer at web.stanford.edu/group/fayer/ to web.stanford.edu/group/fayer/images/MDFayerPic_small.jpg . No expansion of D.

Primary author-hosted full text. Exact byline: Kyungwon Kwak, Sungnam Park, Ilya J. Finkelstein and M. D. Fayer. Journal of Chemical Physics 127, 124503 (2007), DOI 10.1063/1.2772269. Abstract and Introduction define the pulse delays and frequency labeling; Section II.B defines the center line and its orientation-dependent slope convention. The analysis relates a waiting-time-dependent slope observable to the frequency-frequency correlation function under stated approximations, and tests apodization with calculated spectra. A raw geometric fit correlation is not universally identical to a molecular dynamical correlation.

Additional response-factor locator: Section II.A, Eqs. 5–7, retains relaxation terms and distinct transition-dipole products in different third-order pathways; these are reasons to specify the observable and acquisition conditions rather than assume a universal population-response ratio. Section II.B specifies the center-line construction and inverse-slope convention. finkelsteinlab.org/assets/md/2007-09-28-frequency-frequency-correlation/ .

Primary source: tu-freiberg.de/en/institut-fur-analytische-chemie/employees

Verified locator: Institute of Analytical Chemistry official directory, Former employees section: Prof Dr Matthias Otto. The 2004 IUPAC title page independently gives MATTHIAS OTTO and the Freiberg analytical chemistry affiliation; directory portraits are not attributed to Otto.

Primary source: www.caltech.edu/about/news/ahmed-zewail-1946-2016-51594

Verified locator: Caltech memorial, 2 August 2016: named identity Ahmed Zewail, birth year 1946, death on 2 August 2016, Nobel recognition and femtochemistry contribution. Named portrait linked by the page at caltech-prod.resources.caltech.edu/main/images/Zewail_obit_NEWS.416c6811.original.jpg?download=true . The lecture author repository separately retains Ahmed H. Zewail.

SRD69 identity record headed cis-Stilbene: formula C14H12, molecular weight 180.2451, CAS 645-49-8, Z-isomer InChI and trans-stilbene stereoisomer cross-reference. Independent primary FDA GSRS identity record UNII TTG5048Y3K also maps this CAS to (Z)-1,2-diphenylethene: precision.fda.gov/uniisearch/srs/unii/TTG5048Y3K . No safety or experimental spectrum values inferred from identity fields.

Entry C01212, DOI 10.1351/goldbook.C01212. Defines a composite sample as a mixture prepared from several samples, from which a laboratory sample is taken. The entry cites the 1988 spectrochemical sample-preparation recommendations, Pure and Applied Chemistry 60, 1461, definition on p. 1465.

IUPAC Technical Report, Pure and Applied Chemistry 76(6), 1215–1225 (2004), DOI 10.1351/pac200476061215. The original title is Guidelines for calibration in analytical chemistry. Part 2. Multispecies calibration. Printed p. 1215 gives the full byline Klaus Danzer, Matthias Otto and Lloyd A. Currie; Otto is affiliated with the Department of Analytical Chemistry at TU Bergakademie Freiberg. Printed p. 1216 lists classical multivariate calibration, uncertainty, inverse calibration and error diagnosis/validation in §§2–5.

University prize-organizer page explicitly names Professor Martin T. Zanni, University of Wisconsin-Madison, with contact matching his author-hosted CV. First-person lecture abstract describes mid-IR pulse-shaper development and computer-generated2D IR pulse trains. Named laureate portrait is linked at www.tau.ac.il/president/images/zanni.jpg . Author CV corroborates Pennsylvania postdoctoral work with Robin M. Hochstrasser in2000–2002: zanni.chem.wisc.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/925/2024/08/zanni_cv_8_13_2024_no_funding.pdf .

Optica Publishing Group, Ultrafast Phenomena2000, contribution WD6. Primary publisher record explicitly names Martin T. Zanni and Robin M. Hochstrasser alongside Asplund, verifying expansion of M. T. and R. M. in the same coupled-vibrator/infrared-echo collaboration. No unverified expansion of Asplund or the middle initials is inferred.

Named principal-investigator biography, David McCamant: Berkeley doctorate in2004 with Richard Mathies developing femtosecond stimulated Raman spectroscopy. Full David W. McCamant spelling is independently verified by the2003 Applied Spectroscopy byline already catalogued. Named portrait: www.sas.rochester.edu/chm/groups/mccamant/assets/images/mccamant-d.png .

Named departmental profile headed Philipp Kukura; Research Interests describes optical methods and mass photometry, while Biography records Berkeley doctoral work with Richard Mathies. The URL spells phillip but the authoritative displayed name is Philipp. Named profile portrait: www.chem.ox.ac.uk/sites/default/files/styles/mt_image_medium_square/public/chem/images/person/kukura_copy.png?itok=ra7jpxXZ .

Named College of Chemistry profile, Research section: laser-based spectroscopy, resonance Raman and femtosecond stimulated Raman studies of reaction dynamics; institutional name Richard A. Mathies. The profile labels its portrait Rich Mathies. Middle initial retained without inferred expansion.

SRD69 entry CAS103-30-0, headed (E)-Stilbene. Identifier and structure fields distinguish the E isomer of 1,2-diphenylethene. Molecular formula C14H12 and mass180.24 g/mol independently corroborated by the primary PubChem record CID638088: pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/638088 . Indexed primary records verified; no inaccessible spectral plot values inferred.

Entry I03003, increment for bulk materials and large units. Definition identifies one portion collected in a single operation of a sampling device. DOI 10.1351/goldbook.I03003.

Entry CT06948, DOI 10.1351/goldbook.CT06948. Definition covers statistical analysis of chemical data and design of chemical experiments and simulations. The entry cites IUPAC Recommendations 1997, Pure and Applied Chemistry 69, 1137, definition on p. 1140.

PNAS97(15),8219–8224(2000), DOI10.1073/pnas.140227997; issue18July2000, online11July. Primary byline M. C. Asplund, M. T. Zanni and R. M. Hochstrasser retained exactly. Abstract: phase matching and heterodyning isolate phases/amplitudes of vibrational photon echoes as multiple pulse delays vary; acyl-proline-NH2 amide-I cross peaks imply mode coupling and solvent-sensitive structural differences. Full primary text indexed at pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC26927/ ; current direct reader hit a browser challenge.

Primary Council nomination biography, headed Paul De Bièvre (Belgium), education and professional-experience sections: isotope mass spectrometry and isotope reference materials group leadership1976–1991, stable-isotope measurements and reference-material responsibilities at the European Commission laboratory. Historical biography; no current appointment inferred.