1 M.-C.. Chen, C.. Mancuso, C.. Hernandez-Garcia, F.. Dollar, B.R. Galloway, D.. Popmintchev, B.. Langdon, A.. Auger, P.-C.. Huang, B.. Walker, L.. Plaja, A.. Jaron-Becker, A.. Becker, M.. Murnane, H.. Kapteyn, and T.. Popmintchev, Ultrafast Phenomena XIX 162, (2015).
Benjamin Galloway
First name
Benjamin
Middle name
R.
Last name
Galloway
1 D.. Popmintchev, B.R. Galloway, M.-C.. Chen, F.. Dollar, C.. Mancuso, A.. Hankla, L.. Miaja-Avila, G.. O’Neil, J.M. Shaw, G.. Fan, S.. Ališauskas, G.. Andriukaitis, T.. Balčiunas, O.D. Mücke, A.. Pugzlys, A.. Baltuška, H.. Kapteyn, T.. Popmintchev, and M.. Murnane, Physical Review Letters 120, (2018).
1 E.. Pisanty, D.D. Hickstein, B.R. Galloway, C.G. Durfee, H.. Kapteyn, M.. Murnane, and M.. Ivanov, New Journal of Physics 20, (2018).
1 D.. Gardner, M.. Tanksalvala, E.. Shanblatt, X.. Zhang, B.R. Galloway, C.L. Porter, R.M. Karl, C.S. Bevis, D.E. Adams, H.. Kapteyn, M.. Murnane, and G.F. Mancini, Nature Photonics 11, (2017).
1 M.. Tanksalvala, C.L. Porter, D.. Gardner, M.. Gerrity, G.F. Mancini, X.. Zhang, G.P. Miley, E.. Shanblatt, B.R. Galloway, C.S. Bevis, R.M. Karl, D.A. Adams, H.. Kapteyn, and M.. Murnane, in Unknown (SPIE, San Jose, California, United States, 2017).
1 D.. Gardner, E.. Shanblatt, M.. Tanksalvala, X.. Zhang, B.R. Galloway, C.L. Porter, R.M. Karl, C.S. Bevis, B.. Zhang, M.. Seaberg, G.F. Mancini, D.E. Adams, H.. Kapteyn, and M.. Murnane, in Unknown (2017).
1 B.R. Galloway, High-Order Harmonic Generation Driven by Mid-Infrared Laser Light, University of Colorado Boulder, 2017.
1 B.R. Galloway, D.. Popmintchev, E.. Pisanty, D.D. Hickstein, M.. Murnane, H.. Kapteyn, and T.. Popmintchev, Optics Express 24, (2016).
1 M.. Tanksalvala, D.. Gardner, G.F. Mancini, E.. Shanblatt, X.. Zhang, B.R. Galloway, C.L. Porter, R.M. Karl, C.S. Bevis, M.. Murnane, H.. Kapteyn, and D.E. Adams, Microscopy and Microanalysis 22, (2016).
1 M.-C.. Chen, C.. Mancuso, C.. Hernández-García, F.. Dollar, B.R. Galloway, D.. Popmintchev, P.-C.. Huang, B.C. Walker, L.. Plaja, A.. Jaron-Becker, A.. Becker, M.. Murnane, H.. Kapteyn, and T.. Popmintchev, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 111, (2014).
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