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Multiple Charges Creation (Up to Xe6+) from Xe atoms by An Intense CO2 Laser*

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Abstract

Experiments in recent years have shown that using an intense laser beam of intensities of more than 1013 W/cm2 (up to 1016 W/cm2) multiply charged ions of rare gas atoms were created with relative ease. The wavelengths of the lasers ranged from the infrared1,2 through the near i.r.3 and visible3 to the u.v.4. Most of the data indicated that a step-wise multiphoton process was responsible for the multiple charge creation.

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