We study the single photoionization of simple diatomic molecules such as H2+ by a train of attopulses assisted by a near infrared laser. In particular, we focus on the so called orbital parity mix interferences leading to asymmetrical electron emission. We employ a non-perturbative model obtaining for those asymmetries analytical expressions with a functional form independent of the target structure encoding the interaction of the photoelectron with the laser field to all orders. Related to these interferences, we give conditions at which a pairwise cancellation of channels opened by the laser field occurs. Finally, we exploit the non-perturbative character of our model to analyze the dependence of the asymmetrical electron emission and the...
Basic reactions involving water molecules are essential to understand the interaction between radiat...
We present a theoretical study of ionization of the hydrogen atom due to an XUV pulse in the presenc...
Controlling attosecond electron wavepackets and soft x-ray pulses represents a formidable challenge ...
We report experiments where hydrogen molecules were dissociatively ionized by an attosecond pulse tr...
The single ionization of noble gas atoms by an attosecond pulse train assisted by an infrared laser ...
We report experiments where hydrogen molecules were dissociatively ionized by an attosecond pulse tr...
We analyze interference effects in photoionization of H+ 2 molecular targets in laser assisted photo...
When small quantum systems, atoms or molecules, absorb a high-energy photon, electrons are emitted w...
We present molecular photoionization processes by intense attosecond ultraviolet laser pulses from n...
We theoretically study the control of photoelectron interference of atoms ionized by a two-color las...
We study theoretically the single ionization of noble gas atoms by the combined action of an attosec...
For the first time, the Coulomb continuum effects in asymmetric molecular interference have been stu...
Two-center electron interference in molecular attosecond photoionization processes is investigated f...
We experimentally demonstrate that atomic orbital parity mix interferences can be temporally control...
We study the ionization of atomic hydrogen in the direction of polarization due to a linearly polari...
Basic reactions involving water molecules are essential to understand the interaction between radiat...
We present a theoretical study of ionization of the hydrogen atom due to an XUV pulse in the presenc...
Controlling attosecond electron wavepackets and soft x-ray pulses represents a formidable challenge ...
We report experiments where hydrogen molecules were dissociatively ionized by an attosecond pulse tr...
The single ionization of noble gas atoms by an attosecond pulse train assisted by an infrared laser ...
We report experiments where hydrogen molecules were dissociatively ionized by an attosecond pulse tr...
We analyze interference effects in photoionization of H+ 2 molecular targets in laser assisted photo...
When small quantum systems, atoms or molecules, absorb a high-energy photon, electrons are emitted w...
We present molecular photoionization processes by intense attosecond ultraviolet laser pulses from n...
We theoretically study the control of photoelectron interference of atoms ionized by a two-color las...
We study theoretically the single ionization of noble gas atoms by the combined action of an attosec...
For the first time, the Coulomb continuum effects in asymmetric molecular interference have been stu...
Two-center electron interference in molecular attosecond photoionization processes is investigated f...
We experimentally demonstrate that atomic orbital parity mix interferences can be temporally control...
We study the ionization of atomic hydrogen in the direction of polarization due to a linearly polari...
Basic reactions involving water molecules are essential to understand the interaction between radiat...
We present a theoretical study of ionization of the hydrogen atom due to an XUV pulse in the presenc...
Controlling attosecond electron wavepackets and soft x-ray pulses represents a formidable challenge ...