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Time-resolved Coulomb Explosion Imaging of Ultrafast Fragmentation of CS2 in Highly Charged States

Akitaka Matsuda, Eiji J. Takahashi, Akiyoshi Hishikawa

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Time-resolved Coulomb explosion imaging of CS2 in few-cycle intense laser fields revealed that the ultrafast fragmentation dynamics of CS2 in highly charged states proceed in a different timescale depending on the charge state.

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Time-resolved Coulomb explosion imaging of CS2 in few-cycle intense laser fields revealed that the ultrafast fragmentation dynamics of CS2 in highly charged states proceed in a different timescale depending on the charge state.

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Time-resolved Coulomb explosion imaging of CS2 in few-cycle intense laser fields revealed that the ultrafast fragmentation dynamics of CS2 in highly charged states proceed in a different timescale depending on the charge state.

Key concepts: Coulomb explosion, Ultrashort pulse, Fragmentation (computing), Coulomb, Laser, Atomic physics, Physics, Materials science

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