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Chapter
Strong Field Ionization in a Multi-color Field
We describe several implementations of multi-color sha** of the optical cycles of intense laser pulses, which allow direct control of strong-field dynamics and have important implications for many of their a...
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Article
Pulse fidelity control in a 20-μJ sub-200-fs monolithic Yb-fiber amplifier
We discuss nonlinearity management versus energy scalability and compressibility in a three-stage monolithic 100-kHz repetition rate Yb-fiber amplifier designed as a driver source for the generation and tunabl...
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Article
Time-and-energy resolved measurement of the cascaded Auger decay in krypton
The cascaded Auger decay following ionization or excitation with 94 eV soft-X-ray pulses from the 3d subshell in krypton has been energy-and-time-resolved for the first time. The decay time of the 4s ...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Optical Map** of Attosecond Ionization Dynamics by Few-Cycle Light Pulses
Few-cycle light pulses are used to map ultrafast ionization dynamics in the time and frequency domain by all-optical means. Tunneling ionization encodes an attosecond phase mask, suggesting a promising method ...
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Article
Attosecond real-time observation of electron tunnelling in atoms
Atoms exposed to intense light lose one or more electrons and become ions. In strong fields, the process is predicted to occur via tunnelling through the binding potential that is suppressed by the light field...
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Article
Compression of the pulses of a Ti:sapphire laser system to 5 femtoseconds at 0.2 terawatt level
High intensity contrast ratio, pre-pulse free pulses with pulse duration of 5 fs and pulse energy of 1 mJ were generated at a repetition rate of 1 kHz by compressing the output pulses of a multi-stage Ti:sapph...
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Article
Source of coherent kiloelectronvolt X-rays
X-ray lasers do exist — table-top ones even — but they generally produce ‘soft’ X-rays with wavelengths of 5–120 nanometres, a little longer than those used in medical X rays, and energies of only a few hundre...