Comparison of Strong-field Ionization Models in the Wavelength-scaling of High Harmonic Generation

Lloyd, David T.; O’Keeffe, Kevin; Hooker, Simon M.; O'Keeffe, Kevin

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Comparison of Strong-field Ionization Models in the Wavelength-scaling of High Harmonic Generation

David T. Lloyd, Kevin O’Keeffe, Simon M. Hooker, Kevin O'Keeffe

Optics Express, Volume: 27, Issue: 5, Start page: 6925

Swansea University Author: Kevin O'Keeffe

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The output from a wavelength-tunable optical parametric amplifer was used to generate high-order harmonics in a range of nobel gases. The phase-mathcing pressure and harmonic cut-off were recorded for each target gas at diffenent fundamental wavelengths. The experimental results are compared to a mo...

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Comparison of Strong-field Ionization Models in the Wavelength-scaling of High Harmonic Generation

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