The development of close to single-cycle, carrier-envelope phase controlled, high-energy optical pulses has already led to isolated attosecond EUV pulse generation, expanding ultrafast spectroscopy to attosecond resolution. However, further investigation and control of these physical processes requires sub-...
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Exceptions are time-resolved PES experiments using the reconstruction of attosecond beating by interference of two-photon transitions (RABBITT30–32), where an interference between photoexcitation by neighboring harmonics is required via an additional infrared excitation. Otherwise a monochromator, either ...
19December2007,Revised:14January2008,Accepted:23January2008Publishedonline:21February2008Keywords:Ultrafastlaser;nonlinearfiberoptics;fiberlaser;pulsepropagation;highpulseenergy;solitons;dissipativesolitons;self-similarityPACS:42.55.Wd1.IntroductionThedevelopmentofsourcesofultrashortlightpulseshashadmajorscienti...
De,Z Konopkova,A Pelka,G Priebe,A Schmidt 展开 摘要: Pump Probe Laser for the European X-ray Free-Electron Laser Facility 展开 关键词: x-ray free-electron laser femtosecond dynamics relativistic plasma high-energy-density state DOI: 10.1088/0741-3335/59/1/014028 年份: 2017 ...
rather than expensive synchrotron facilities. High-harmonic generation can also produce ultrashort light pulses, as short as one attosecond (10−18second) or maybe even one zeptosecond (10−21second), which are useful for imaging extremely rapid processes such as those that occur in...
In this chapter we discuss the capabilities of modern laser facilities as applied to high energy density physics. We consider the physical effects that occur when substances are exposed to high-power laser radiation: shock-wave and ultrahigh-pressure gen
In this chapter we discuss the capabilities of the modern experimental physics of high energy densities to produce extreme states of matter in laboratory conditions. At the outset we briefly dwell on the main lines of investigations in this field. We nex
The development of close to single-cycle, carrier-envelope phase controlled, high-energy optical pulses has already led to isolated attosecond EUV pulse generation, expanding ultrafast spectroscopy to attosecond resolution. However, further investigation and control of these physical processes requires sub-...
we observe self-compression to sub-cycle pulses and infer the creation of sub-femtosecond field waveforms—a route to high-power optical attosecond pulse generation. Second, we efficiently generate continuously tunable high-energy (1–16 μJ) pulses in the vacuum and deep ultraviolet (110 nm...