Abstract
Resonant Effects in Terahertz Generation with Laser-Induced Gas Plasmas
Highlights
Research on intense terahertz (THz) electromagnetic sources has received an increasing attention owing to numerous applications, for example, in timedomain spectroscopy, biomedical imaging or security screening [1]
It was shown later that the plasma built-up by tunneling photoionization is necessary to explain the high amplitudes of the THz field [4], and a quasi-dc plasma current generated by the temporally asymmetric two-color field is responsible for THz emission [5]
One can expect that the gas plasma features plasmonic resonances which may have a strong impact on the
Summary
Research on intense terahertz (THz) electromagnetic sources has received an increasing attention owing to numerous applications, for example, in timedomain spectroscopy, biomedical imaging or security screening [1]. First reported by Cook et al [3], THz emission from intense two-color pulses was initially attributed to optical rectification via third-order nonlinearity. Numerous experimental results show that the laser-induced free electron density has a strong impact on the THz emission [4,6,7]. One can expect that the gas plasma features plasmonic resonances which may have a strong impact on the
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