How to estimate the interaction time of Raman scattering?

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Estimating the interaction time of Raman scattering can be approached using the uncertainty principle, where the energy-time relationship is expressed as ΔEΔt = ħ, allowing ΔE to be derived from the spectrum. Alternatively, the forced vibration model can be employed to determine the damping factor γ, from which Δt can be calculated using the formula Δt = 1/γ. Both methods provide theoretical frameworks for estimating interaction time in Raman scattering. The discussion highlights the importance of accurate mathematical representation in scientific communication. Understanding these concepts is crucial for advancing research in Raman spectroscopy.
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Maybe we could use
(1) uncertainty principle
$\Delta E \Delta t = \hbar$
and get $\Delta E$ from the spetrum.
Or
(2) forced vibration model, then get the damping factor $\gamma$，
and get $Delta t = frac{1}{\gamma}$
 
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