Abstract
SynopsisWe show that we can probe the components of an attosecond bound electron wave packet by mapping the quantum beat signal produced by a synchronized delayed few-cycle infrared pulse into the continuum. In addition, spectrally overlapping peaks that result from one-, two- or three-photon processes from more or less deeply bound states can in principle be interferometrically resolved with high resolution.
Highlights
- Quantum coherence in photo-ionisation with tailored XUV pulses Stefanos Carlström, Johan Mauritsson, Kenneth J Schafer et al
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Synopsis We show that we can probe the components of an attosecond bound electron wave packet by mapping the quantum beat signal produced by a synchronized delayed few-cycle infrared pulse into the continuum
Summary
- Quantum coherence in photo-ionisation with tailored XUV pulses Stefanos Carlström, Johan Mauritsson, Kenneth J Schafer et al. Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.lsu.edu/physics_astronomy_pubs Recommended Citation Pazourek, R., Reduzzi, M., Carpeggiani, P., Sansone, G., Gaarde, M., & Schafer, K.
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