Within the context of laser-electron scattering for low intensities of the incoming photon beam, we present a discussion of the leading multiphoton reaction, two-photon absorption by a free electron in a Compton-like process. The two-photon angular distribution is calculated in quantum electrodynamics and compared with existing classical and semiclassical calculations in the Thomson limit. We find that for incident linearly polarized beams all such calculations agree in this limit. Furthermore, the present approach allows us to study the possible effect of the quantum-mechanical correlation of pairs of coincident photons, i.e., the degree of second-order coherence
Contribution to 2012 Annual Report, Central Laser Facility (CLF), Rutherford-Appleton Laboratory, UK...
In an intense laser field, an electron may decay by emitting a pair of photons. The two photons emit...
The efficiencies of one- and two-photon absorption by chromophores in solution may be significantly ...
Within the context of laser-electron scattering for low intensities of the incoming photon beam, we ...
Our paper concerns the scattering of intense laser radiation on free electrons and it is focused on...
A detailed analysis of the process of two-photon emission by an electron scattered from a high-inten...
We discuss the electromagnetic potential of partially polarized light, which includes as a special c...
We developed a method to calculate two-photon processes in quantum mechanics that replaces the infin...
We study single, double and higher-order nonlinear Compton scattering where an electron interacts no...
Recently we derived a formula for Compton scattering of high-energy photons on a bound electron in t...
The theoretical analysis of four fundamental laser-assisted non-linear scattering processes are summ...
In this work the influence of radiation reaction on the interaction of an electron bunch with a stro...
It is well known that the interaction of radiation with matter can be described using classical or q...
Thomson scattering is the name given to the scattering of light by electrons. This interaction is ub...
The creation of an electron-positron pair in the collision of two real photons, namely the linear Br...
Contribution to 2012 Annual Report, Central Laser Facility (CLF), Rutherford-Appleton Laboratory, UK...
In an intense laser field, an electron may decay by emitting a pair of photons. The two photons emit...
The efficiencies of one- and two-photon absorption by chromophores in solution may be significantly ...
Within the context of laser-electron scattering for low intensities of the incoming photon beam, we ...
Our paper concerns the scattering of intense laser radiation on free electrons and it is focused on...
A detailed analysis of the process of two-photon emission by an electron scattered from a high-inten...
We discuss the electromagnetic potential of partially polarized light, which includes as a special c...
We developed a method to calculate two-photon processes in quantum mechanics that replaces the infin...
We study single, double and higher-order nonlinear Compton scattering where an electron interacts no...
Recently we derived a formula for Compton scattering of high-energy photons on a bound electron in t...
The theoretical analysis of four fundamental laser-assisted non-linear scattering processes are summ...
In this work the influence of radiation reaction on the interaction of an electron bunch with a stro...
It is well known that the interaction of radiation with matter can be described using classical or q...
Thomson scattering is the name given to the scattering of light by electrons. This interaction is ub...
The creation of an electron-positron pair in the collision of two real photons, namely the linear Br...
Contribution to 2012 Annual Report, Central Laser Facility (CLF), Rutherford-Appleton Laboratory, UK...
In an intense laser field, an electron may decay by emitting a pair of photons. The two photons emit...
The efficiencies of one- and two-photon absorption by chromophores in solution may be significantly ...