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Experimental Study of Collision-Free Multiple Ionization of Xenon with Subpicosecond 248 nm Radiation

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Abstract

Recent experimental studies1–6 of the multiple ionization of atoms generated by the collision-free interaction of intense (~ 1015 W/cm2) electromagnetic fields have shown that this class of processes exhibits several anomalous features. All of the previous work pertinent to this discussion has been conducted at a few specific wavelengths in the range between 193 nm and 10.6 µm with pulse lengths of ~ 5 ps duration or longer. Since the dynamics of the electron ejection from the atom can7 involve a time scale significantly shorter than ~ 5 ps, it is expected6 that the examination of the nonlinear coupling with intense ultraviolet radiation in the subpicosecond domain will reveal significantly modified behavior.

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