Abstract
The generation of charge currents and hence induced magnetic field in a spherically bound hydrogen atom by an ultrafast right circularly polarized laser pulse has been studied. The atom is assumed to be under the effect of a Hulthén plus a ring-shaped potential. The simultaneous effect of pulse parameters such as El0, tp and ω0, the cavity radius, r0, and parameters related to the non-central potential has been investigated. These parameters have been found to significantly affect the magnitude of generated current as well as the magnetic field and thus play an important role in determining the response of the system to external laser. The laser pulse is found to produce femtosecond magnetic pulses. Such magnetic pulses have many biomedical applications. Hulthén screening or ring deformation potential reduces the magnitude of current and induced magnetic field for an unbounded atom. On the other hand, for the bounded case, the potential parameters are found to have a positive impact on these quantities.
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