With the classical ensemble model, we investigate nonsequential double ionization （NSDI） of xenon atoms using 780 nm, 0.25 PW/cm2 elliptically polarized few-cycle laser pulses. The momentum distribution of correlate...With the classical ensemble model, we investigate nonsequential double ionization （NSDI） of xenon atoms using 780 nm, 0.25 PW/cm2 elliptically polarized few-cycle laser pulses. The momentum distribution of correlated electron along the long axis o~ the laser polarization plane shows an obvious V-like structure locating at the third quadrant, and the momentum along the short axis of the laser polarization plane are mainly distributed in the second and fourth quadrants. Moreover, we demonstrate that the Coulomb repulsion interaction plays a decisive role to the above results. By back analyzing the class/ca/ trajectories of NSDI, we find that there are two kinds of recollision trajectories mainly contribute to NSDI, and the different microscopic dynamics for the two kinds of trajectories are clearly explored.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos.11005088and11047145the Basic and Advanced Technology of Henan Province of China under Grant Nos.102300410241and112300410021the Scientific Research Foundation of Education Department of Henan Province of China under Grant Nos.2011B140018and13A140774
文摘With the classical ensemble model, we investigate nonsequential double ionization （NSDI） of xenon atoms using 780 nm, 0.25 PW/cm2 elliptically polarized few-cycle laser pulses. The momentum distribution of correlated electron along the long axis o~ the laser polarization plane shows an obvious V-like structure locating at the third quadrant, and the momentum along the short axis of the laser polarization plane are mainly distributed in the second and fourth quadrants. Moreover, we demonstrate that the Coulomb repulsion interaction plays a decisive role to the above results. By back analyzing the class/ca/ trajectories of NSDI, we find that there are two kinds of recollision trajectories mainly contribute to NSDI, and the different microscopic dynamics for the two kinds of trajectories are clearly explored.
