摘要
Radiation properties of high-order harmonic generation(HHG) are calculated for atoms in a strong laser field.The laser-duration dependence and the carrier-envelope-phase(CEP) dependence of HHG radiation properties are presented.The CEP dependence of the pure single distribution pulse of HHG radiation properties shows interesting 180° periodic structures.The quantum enhancement of the laser-assisted photo-ionization by femtosecond(1 fs=10-15 s) and attosecond(1 as=10-18 s) X-ray pulses and the interference patterns of photo-electron energy spectra are theoretically investigated.Transfer equations are presented for pulse reconstructions.The theoretical root-mean-square time(energy) differences of attosecond pulse reconstructions with different durations are less than 2 as(0.8 eV).These methods may be developed as basic techniques to access ultra-fast measurements and molecular movie.
Radiation properties of high-order harmonic generation （HHG） are calculated for atoms in a strong laser field. The laser-duration dependence and the carrier-envelope-phase （CEP） dependence of HHG radiation properties are presented. The CEP dependence of the pure single distribution pulse of HHG radiation properties shows interesting 180° periodic structures. The quantum enhancement of the laser-assisted photo-ionization by femtosecond （1 fs=10^-15 s） and attosecond （1 as=10^-18 s） X-ray pulses and the interference patterns of photo-electron energy spectra are theoretically investigated. Transfer equations are presented for pulse reconstructions. The theoretical root-mean-square time （energy） differences of attosecond pulse reconstructions with different durations are less than 2 as （0,8 eV）. These methods may be developed as basic techniques to access ultra-fast measurements and molecular movie.
基金
Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.10675014)
关键词
X射线脉冲
辐射特性
高次谐波
阿秒脉冲
快速测量
quantum
飞秒
时间依赖
high-order harmonic generation, radiation properties, ultra-fast measurement, transfer equation, laser-phase determination method
