Abstract
Among the features of (quasi-)one-electron atoms in a strong radiation field, the process of excess-photon ionization is one of the most spectacular. For a short time an electron is coupled both to the remaining core of an atom and to a radiation field. This leads to a gain af kinetic energy of the electron. This gain is not possible if only one of the two couplings is present.
© 1986 Optical Society of America
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