Abstract
The propagation of ultrashort 10-μm laser pulses of power exceeding the critical self-focusing power in xenon and air is numerically simulated. It is shown that the pulse duration in certain regimes in xenon can be decreased by 3–4 times simultaneously with the increase in the pulse power by 2–3 times. It is found that the average energy of electrons in a filament upon filamentation of 10-μm laser pulses in air can exceed 200 eV. The features of the third harmonic and terahertz radiation generation upon filamentation are discussed.
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