Abstract
Strict theory shows that in the field of two laser beams crossing in vacuum with a phase delay , a unique dynamics of the electron is observed. Unlike a single-beam case in which the velocity component along the laser magnetic field is always zero, the electron motion in the case of crossing beams is completely three-dimensional and hence a larger maximum value of the relativistic factor , i.e. acceleration of an electron to larger energies, can be achieved.
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