Abstract
High harmonic generation (HHG) is a non-perturbative process that occurs only when the incident excitation field is comparable to the Coulomb field within an atom.1,2 Therefore, production of XUV/x-rays by HHG in noble gases requires laser intensities above 1013 W/cm2, which are usually produced by pulsed Ti:Sap- phire and Nd:YAG Glass lasers.
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