Abstract
Abstract The control of the high-order harmonic generation in the half-cycle region has been investigated by using the improved polarization gating (PG) technology. It is found that by properly controlling the delay time of the PG pulse, the contribution of the harmonic plateau is nearly coming from the single harmonic emission event, which is much better for producing the single attosecond pulses (SAPs). Further, by properly adding an ultraviolet pulse and a half-cycle pulse in the driven laser polarization direction, the harmonic yield can be enhanced and the harmonic cutoff can be extended, showing a high-intensity harmonic plateau covering the whole water window region. Finally, through the Fourier transformation of some selected harmonics, a 35 as SAP in the water window region can be obtained.
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