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Multiphoton Bibliography, 1977

Joseph H. Eberly, Jean W. Gallagher, E. C. Beaty

Entries are divided among four subheadings: ionization, bound-bound transitions, dissociation, and free-free transitions. (GHT)

May 1, 19774 citations

Multiphoton processes: conference proceedings

P. Lambropoulos, Stanley Smith

The chapters of this volume represent the invited papers delivered at the conference. They are arranged according to thermatic proximity beginning with atoms and continuing with molecules and surfaces. Section headings include multiphoton processes in atoms, field fluctuations and collisions in multiphoton process, and multiphoton processes in molecules and surfaces. Abstracts of individual items from the conference were prepared separately for the data base. (GHT)

Jan 1, 19840 citations

Superabsorption and Its Application to Infrared Multiphoton Reactions

Mikio Katayama

Bond-selective chemistry, infrared multiphoton dissociation, relaxation time, absorption cross section, excitation rate, superradiance, spontaneous radiative transition, superabsorption

Journal of the Physical Society of JapanJan 15, 19910 citations

Role of Bound States in the Process of Multiphoton Ionization of Atoms

G. A. Delone, Nikolai B. Delone

Journal of Experimental and Theoretical PhysicsOct 1, 19682 citations

Resonances and saturation in multiphoton bound-free transitions

Mikhail Vladimirovich Fedorov, Alexey E. Kazakov

Progress in Quantum ElectronicsJan 1, 198960 citations

Wave packets, probabilities of transitions, and multiphoton excitation of atoms

Mikhail Vladimirovich Fedorov, A. M. Movsesian

Continuum–continuum, bound–bound, bound–free, and free–bound atomic field-induced transitions are investigated. The initial atomic state is supposed to be given by a wave packet of coherently populated levels of continuous or discrete spectra. Interference effects were found to increase the probabilities of these types of transition and to change their dependence on the pulse duration τ. Interference is shown to occur also in the two-photon ionization probability with highly excited Rydberg levels as intermediate states. Criteria of applicability of the energy diffusion model are formulated. The different diffusion criteria are shown to be incompatible with each other, owing particularly to described interference effects. An alternative picture of multiphoton excitation is suggested. This picture is similar to the above-threshold ionization and predicts the appearance of some maxima in the spectrum of excited electrons below the ionization threshold.Continuum–continuum, bound–bound, bound–free, and free–bound atomic field-induced transitions are investigated. The initial atomic state is supposed to be given by a wave packet of coherently populated levels of continuous or discrete spectra. Interference effects were found to increase the probabilities of these types of transition and to change their dependence on the pulse duration τ. Interference is shown to occur also in the two-photon ionization probability with highly excited Rydberg levels as intermediate states. Criteria of applicability of the energy diffusion model are formulated. The different diffusion criteria are shown to be incompatible with each other, owing particularly to described interference effects. An alternative picture of multiphoton excitation is suggested. This picture is similar to the above-threshold ionization and predicts the appearance of some maxima in the spectrum of excited electrons below the ionization threshold.

Journal of the Optical Society of America BApr 1, 198823 citations

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