Exploring the fluorescence action spectrum of photosynthesis

The mathematical study of the fluorescence action spectrum of photosynthesis was performed. The calculation of typical spectra for photosynthesis was done for the red and blue frequencies. The transition of the action spectrum of photosynthesis from wavelengths to the frequency scale was completed. A numerical method based on the use of the inverse Fourier transform approach was used to obtain a relaxation curve for the impulse (time) characteristic of fluorescence. It turned out that the radius vector of the module of impulse response in polar coordinates makes one half-turn or half of the period of light oscillations in time. It was established that the optical medium of a plant during the relaxation time has a negative space charge of electrons, inverse properties and properties of the coherent radiation. The condition of neutrality of the material environment is not met. It was found that the ratio of the variable chlorophyll fluorescence for red and blue light has almost the same value. An analysis of the dependence of the quality factor of the chlorophyll spectrum on frequency shows that the fluorescence energy loss in blue light significantly exceeds the energy loss in red light. The proposed method can be used for express analysis of the intensity of photosynthesis. It was also concluded that plants can emit ultra-wideband signals. The relaxation time of chlorophyll fluorescence is shorter than the relaxation time of electronic polarization in atoms (molecules). As a result, a population inversion is created in the optical medium of chlorophyll - there are more atoms in the upper energy level than in the lower level. Due to this, stimulated emission and amplification of light of the radiative recombination occur. In this case, the emission of fluorescence light becomes coherent. All these properties of plants are considered for the first time and have not been described either in domestic or in foreign articles.

photosynthesis, fourier transform, fluorescence, coherent radiation, Relaxation curve