Laser assisted radiative recombination and scattering
Topics:
- Electron-ion recombination
Agnieszka Jaron-Becker
Development and Implementation of Novel Methods
Topics:
- Approximate methods based on Intense Field Many Body S- matrix (method called sometimes Keldysh-Faisal-Reiss (KFR) or Strong Field Approximation (SFA))
- Floquet basis functions (complex Gaussian and complex Sturmian) based code
- Wavepacket propagation using finite difference and finite element algorithms
- ...and more
Attosecond Imaging of Electron Dynamics
Topics:
- Attosecond coherent control of electron dynamics in atoms and molecules
- Attosecond measurement techniques
Atto- and Zeptosecond Pulses Generation
Topics:
- Collinear and non-collinear generation of EUV high harmonics with circular polarization
- Efficient soft X-ray high harmonic generation in multiply-ionized plasmas in the ultraviolet regime
- Optimizing isolated broadband attosecond pulse generation via time-gated phase and group velocity matching
- ...and more
High-order Harmonic Generation Imaging
Topics:
- Mollow sidebands in HHG from molecules
- Multiple rescatterings in HHG from atoms and molecules
Ionization of Atoms, Molecules and Nanostructures
Topics:
- Multiphoton ionization of atoms and molecules
- Resonance enhanced ionization for molecules
- Time delays in two photon resonant and nonresonant ionization of atoms and molecules
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