Abstract

We apply the concept of photoemission time delay to the process of single-photon one-electron ionization of the H${}_{2}$ molecule. We demonstrate that, by resolving the photoelectron detection in time on the attosecond scale, one can extract differential photoionization cross sections for particular field and molecule orientations from the measurement on a randomly oriented molecule

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