Abstract
Spin polarization of photoelectrons is considered in the ionization of atoms by a laser field and its second harmonic, concentrating on the effects of interference between the two ionization paths. The possibility for a crucial increase of the spin polarization by manipulating the relative phase of the harmonics is demonstrated. Observation of these effects, exemplified by the ionization of neon atoms, is accessible by modern free-electron lasers working in the extreme-ultraviolet wavelength regime.
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