We theoretically study the field-free molecular orientation induced by a three-color laser field. The three-color laser field with a large asymmetric degree can effectively enhance the molecular orientation. In partic...We theoretically study the field-free molecular orientation induced by a three-color laser field. The three-color laser field with a large asymmetric degree can effectively enhance the molecular orientation. In particular, when the intensity ratio of the three-color laser field is tuned to a proper value of I3： I2： I1= 0.09 ： 0.5 ： 1, the molecular orientation can be improved by - 20% compared with that of the two-color laser field at intensity ratio I2： I1= 1 ： 1 for the same total laser intensity of 2×10^13W/cm^2. Moreover, we investigate the effect of the carrier-envelope phase（CEP） on the molecular orientation and use the asymmetric degree of the laser field to explain the result. We also show the influences of the laser intensity, rotational temperature, and pulse duration on the molecular orientation. These results are meaningful for the theoretical and experimental studies on the molecular orientation.展开更多
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.61221064,61078037,11134010,61205208,and 61521093)the Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(Grant No.XDB16)the International S&T Cooperation Program of China(Grant No.2016YFE0119300)
文摘We theoretically study the field-free molecular orientation induced by a three-color laser field. The three-color laser field with a large asymmetric degree can effectively enhance the molecular orientation. In particular, when the intensity ratio of the three-color laser field is tuned to a proper value of I3： I2： I1= 0.09 ： 0.5 ： 1, the molecular orientation can be improved by - 20% compared with that of the two-color laser field at intensity ratio I2： I1= 1 ： 1 for the same total laser intensity of 2×10^13W/cm^2. Moreover, we investigate the effect of the carrier-envelope phase（CEP） on the molecular orientation and use the asymmetric degree of the laser field to explain the result. We also show the influences of the laser intensity, rotational temperature, and pulse duration on the molecular orientation. These results are meaningful for the theoretical and experimental studies on the molecular orientation.
