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The time-dependent solvation correlation function (the Stokes shift response function), which describes the solvent response to a sudden change in the charge distribution of a solute molecule, is calculated here directly from experimentally measured dielectric dispersion data, (ö), of the solvent. In the calculation a reaction field with the dielectric continuum assumption is used. This simple model is applied to the experimental results of Jimenez et al. for photoexcited coumarin and water as a solvent, and encouraging agreement is obtained using the experimental data on (ö). 1.
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