Abstract
SynopsisPhotoelectron spectroscopy is one of the main techniques used to probe matter since the understand-ing of the photoelectric effect. Within the last decade, a new aspect has been given to spectroscopy, revisiting it in the time domain. It allows one to resolve the electron dynamics at the attosecond (10−18 s) time scale. Achieving such resolution experimentally brought one to establish innovative set up, and theoretical background is needed to validate, predict and interpret measurements. Much progress has been made in the attoscience field, this work is a step forward in understanding the electron dynamics for molecular continuum states at the attosecond timescale.
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Much progress has been made in the attoscience field, this work is a step forward in understanding the electron dynamics for molecular continuum states at the attosecond timescale
The dynamics of an electron is encoded in the phase of its wave function, and the dynamics are expressed in terms of group delay [6]
Summary
HAL is a multi-disciplinary open access archive for the deposit and dissemination of scientific research documents, whether they are published or not. To cite this article: B Wurmser et al 2020 J. B Wurmser1 ∗, M Labeye1, R Taıeb1 and J Caillat1 A new aspect has been given to spectroscopy, revisiting it in the time domain.
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