Time-resolved photoelectron imaging is presented as a new method for the study of anion dynamics. Time-dependent photoelectron energy spectra and angular distributions are extracted from images taken during the dissociation of I2− at 793 nm, and used to follow in detail the dissociation dynamics from 0–1 ps.
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