Recent advances in laser technology have led to the generation of attosecond laser pulses,\ whose duration is in the range of the natural time scale of electron dynamics, and thus make the\ observation and even control of electron dynamics in atoms and molecules possible. While the\ single-electron dynamics is more thoroughly studied, the correlated dynamics of two electrons is\ less understood, especially in the context of resolving the ultrafast temporal information in double\ photoionization.
CY - Boulder, CO DA - 2014-04 N2 -Recent advances in laser technology have led to the generation of attosecond laser pulses,\ whose duration is in the range of the natural time scale of electron dynamics, and thus make the\ observation and even control of electron dynamics in atoms and molecules possible. While the\ single-electron dynamics is more thoroughly studied, the correlated dynamics of two electrons is\ less understood, especially in the context of resolving the ultrafast temporal information in double\ photoionization.
PB - University of Colorado Boulder PP - Boulder, CO PY - 2014 EP - 160 TI - Theoretical Studies of Ultrafast Correlated Electron Dynamics in Single and Double Photoionization VL - Ph.D. ER -