Intense high-order harmonics from carbon plasma for intense attosecond pulse generation
Yoann Pertot, T. Ozaki, S. Chen, S. D. Kahn, Zenghu Chang
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Yoann Pertot, T. Ozaki, S. Chen, S. D. Kahn, Zenghu Chang
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Summary form only given. Generation of intense isolated attosecond pulses is of significant importance to explore new domains in attosecond science. Recently, we have demonstrated high-order harmonic generation (HHG) with high conversion efficiency using low-density plasma as the nonlinear medium [1,2], instead of gas. However, isolated attosecond pulses have yet to be demonstrated from plasma. In this work, we apply the Double Optical Gating (DOG) [3] method to generate continuum high-order harmonics from lowly ionized carbon plasma, which is the first step toward the generation of intense attosecond pulses.
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Summary form only given. Generation of intense isolated attosecond pulses is of significant importance to explore new domains in attosecond science. Recently, we have demonstrated high-order harmonic generation (HHG) with high conversion efficiency using low-density plasma as the nonlinear medium [1,2], instead of gas. However, isolated attosecond pulses have yet to be demonstrated from plasma. In this work, we apply the Double Optical Gating (DOG) [3] method to generate continuum high-order harmonics from lowly ionized carbon plasma, which is the first step toward the generation of intense attosecond pulses.
Key concepts: Attosecond, High harmonic generation, Harmonics, Plasma, Physics, Ionization, Atomic physics, Extreme ultraviolet