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High Order Harmonics Driven by 1.5-µm Parametric Source: a Tool for Attosecond Science

C. Vozzi, M. Negro, F. Calegari, F. Frassetto, M. Nisoli, L. Poletto, G. Sansone, P. Villoresi, S. De Silvestri, and S. Stagira

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Abstract

We exploit a few-cycle, high-energy, carrier-envelope-phase stabilized IR parametric source for spectral extension of high-harmonics emission. In particular we demonstrated the utility of this approach for the study of HOMO-related structures in HHG form impulsively aligned CO2. The generation of broadband continua above 150 eV is also demonstrated in a two-color scheme.

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