We present in this paper an investigation of the nonlinear process of above-threshold ionization. The process arises when an atomic or molecular system, exposed to an intense laser pulse, conti-nues to absorb more photons than that needed for the ionization to occur. We trigger this non-linear process in a simple molecular system by exposing it to an intense transform-limited Gaus-sian laser pulse of 267-nm wavelength which is the third harmonic of an 800-nm wavelength Ti-sapphire laser. We explore the characteristics of the process by analyzing the kinetic-energy spec-tra of the electrons ejected from the molecular system under different laser peak intensities
We show that the high-energy part of the above-threshold-ionization spectrum can be modified conside...
Photoionization of hydrogen by periodic but strongly modulated anharmonic laser fields is investigat...
In this work the laser-induced ionization of atoms and simple molecules is experimentally investigat...
The thesis deals with the development and characterization of new light sources, which are mandatory...
With the help of a suitably chosen momentum-space analysis, we study some of the basic mechanisms go...
The thesis deals with the development and characterization of new light sources, which are mandatory...
High intensities in laser-matter interaction drive nonlinear processes. Whereas at low frequencies t...
High intensities in laser-matter interaction drive nonlinear processes. Whereas at low frequencies t...
We study ionization of molecules by an intense laser field over a broad wavelength regime, ranging f...
Intense extreme-ultraviolet (XUV) pulses enable the investigation of XUV-induced non-linear processe...
International audienceWe revisit the stabilization of ionization of atoms subjected to a superintens...
We present an analytic model for the description of above-threshold ionization (ATI) of an atom by a...
In the past decade, the understanding of the dynamics of small molecules in intense laser fields has...
We present an analytic model for the description of above-threshold ionization (ATI) of an atom by a...
With the ultrashort laser pulses available today, intensities which exceed the binding electrical fi...
We show that the high-energy part of the above-threshold-ionization spectrum can be modified conside...
Photoionization of hydrogen by periodic but strongly modulated anharmonic laser fields is investigat...
In this work the laser-induced ionization of atoms and simple molecules is experimentally investigat...
The thesis deals with the development and characterization of new light sources, which are mandatory...
With the help of a suitably chosen momentum-space analysis, we study some of the basic mechanisms go...
The thesis deals with the development and characterization of new light sources, which are mandatory...
High intensities in laser-matter interaction drive nonlinear processes. Whereas at low frequencies t...
High intensities in laser-matter interaction drive nonlinear processes. Whereas at low frequencies t...
We study ionization of molecules by an intense laser field over a broad wavelength regime, ranging f...
Intense extreme-ultraviolet (XUV) pulses enable the investigation of XUV-induced non-linear processe...
International audienceWe revisit the stabilization of ionization of atoms subjected to a superintens...
We present an analytic model for the description of above-threshold ionization (ATI) of an atom by a...
In the past decade, the understanding of the dynamics of small molecules in intense laser fields has...
We present an analytic model for the description of above-threshold ionization (ATI) of an atom by a...
With the ultrashort laser pulses available today, intensities which exceed the binding electrical fi...
We show that the high-energy part of the above-threshold-ionization spectrum can be modified conside...
Photoionization of hydrogen by periodic but strongly modulated anharmonic laser fields is investigat...
In this work the laser-induced ionization of atoms and simple molecules is experimentally investigat...