Abstract
We analyze the two-dimensional photoelectron momentum distribution of an Ar atom ionized by midinfrared laser pulses and mainly concentrate on the energy range below $2{U}_{p}$. By using a generalized quantum trajectory Monte Carlo simulation and comparing with the numerical solution of the time-dependent Schr\"odinger equation, we demonstrate that a profound ringlike pattern coming from the interplay between the intra- and the intercycle interferences of electron trajectories can be observed in the deep tunneling ionization regime. Moreover, we found that the rescattered electrons play a negligible role on the formation of a ringlike interference pattern, and the appearance of the ringlike interference pattern masks the holographic interference structure. Our results provide an appropriate experimental condition for the observation of the photoelectron holography and help to gain physical insight into the corresponding ultrafast electron dynamic process with attosecond temporal resolution.
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