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Phenomena in Ionized Gases, Volume I, VII International Conference

Multiple-photon ionization of atoms and molecules in a strong electromagnetic wave field

G. S. Voronov, V.M. Gorbunkov, G. A. Delone, Nikolai B. Delone, L. V. Keldish, O. V. Kudrevatova, M. S. Rabinovich

Published Jan 1, 1966• 2 citations
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