Abstract

The correlated motion of the two deuterium atoms associated with the hydrogen migration and structural deformation to non-planar geometry are identified in acetylene dication by the time-resolved four-body Coulomb explosion imaging.

Highlights

  • Recent advances in laser technology enabled us to utilize few cycle intense laser pulses (

  • The correlated motion of the two deuterium atoms associated with the hydrogen migration and structural deformation to non-planar geometry are identified in acetylene dication by the time-resolved four-body Coulomb explosion imaging

  • We extend our previous study on ultrafast hydrogen migration by using time-resolved four-body Coulomb explosion imaging to clarify the correlated motion of the two deuterium atoms in deuterated acetylene dication [7]

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Introduction

Recent advances in laser technology enabled us to utilize few cycle intense laser pulses (

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