The spider structure in the photoelectron momentum distributions(PMDs)of ionized electrons from the hydrogen atom is simulated by solving the time-dependent Schrodinger equation(TDSE).We find that the spider structure...The spider structure in the photoelectron momentum distributions(PMDs)of ionized electrons from the hydrogen atom is simulated by solving the time-dependent Schrodinger equation(TDSE).We find that the spider structure exhibits sensitive dependence on carrier envelope phase(CEP)of the few-cycle pulses.To elucidate the striking CEP dependence of the spider structure,we select three physical parameters IL,IR,and IR/IL to quantitatively characterize the variations of the spider structure induced by altering the CEPs.IL is the sum of the left half panel of the transverse cut curves(i.e.,the sum of all the negative momenta along the laser polarization direction),IR is the sum of the right half panel of the transverse cut curves(i.e.,the sum of all the positive momenta along the laser polarization direction),and IR/IL is the ratio between the two sums.These parameters are shown to have monotonic relation with the CEP value,which is exploited to extract the CEPs.We anticipate that our method will be useful for obtaining CEPs encoded in the spider structure of PMDs.展开更多
The spiderlike structures in the photoelectron momentum distributions of ionized electrons from the hydrogen atom are numerically simulated by using a semiclassical rescattering model(SRM) and solving the time-depende...The spiderlike structures in the photoelectron momentum distributions of ionized electrons from the hydrogen atom are numerically simulated by using a semiclassical rescattering model(SRM) and solving the time-dependent Schrodinger equation(TDSE),focusing on the role of the phase of the scattering amplitude.With the SRM,we find that the spiderlike legs shift to positions with smaller transverse momentum values while increasing the phase.The spiderlike patterns obtained by SRM and TDSE are in good agreement upon considering this phase.In addition,the time differences in electron ionization and rescattering calculated by SRM and the saddle-point equations are either in agreement or show very similar laws of variation,which further corroborates the significance of the phase of the scattering amplitude.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(31420103911,39270116)the Ministry of Science and Technology of China(2006FY120100)the National Animal Collection Resource Center,China。
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos.11674243 and 11674242the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities under Grant No.3122016D014.
文摘The spider structure in the photoelectron momentum distributions(PMDs)of ionized electrons from the hydrogen atom is simulated by solving the time-dependent Schrodinger equation(TDSE).We find that the spider structure exhibits sensitive dependence on carrier envelope phase(CEP)of the few-cycle pulses.To elucidate the striking CEP dependence of the spider structure,we select three physical parameters IL,IR,and IR/IL to quantitatively characterize the variations of the spider structure induced by altering the CEPs.IL is the sum of the left half panel of the transverse cut curves(i.e.,the sum of all the negative momenta along the laser polarization direction),IR is the sum of the right half panel of the transverse cut curves(i.e.,the sum of all the positive momenta along the laser polarization direction),and IR/IL is the ratio between the two sums.These parameters are shown to have monotonic relation with the CEP value,which is exploited to extract the CEPs.We anticipate that our method will be useful for obtaining CEPs encoded in the spider structure of PMDs.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos.11674243 and 11674242)the State Key Research Program Grant (No.2017YFB1401201)。
文摘The spiderlike structures in the photoelectron momentum distributions of ionized electrons from the hydrogen atom are numerically simulated by using a semiclassical rescattering model(SRM) and solving the time-dependent Schrodinger equation(TDSE),focusing on the role of the phase of the scattering amplitude.With the SRM,we find that the spiderlike legs shift to positions with smaller transverse momentum values while increasing the phase.The spiderlike patterns obtained by SRM and TDSE are in good agreement upon considering this phase.In addition,the time differences in electron ionization and rescattering calculated by SRM and the saddle-point equations are either in agreement or show very similar laws of variation,which further corroborates the significance of the phase of the scattering amplitude.