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Ultrafast Science with Attosecond Optical Pulses

Markus Drescher

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Abstract

Isolated attosecond XUV bursts are generated as high harmonics of few-cycle laser pulses. Electron and ion detection techniques unveil the evolution of electronic processes in the interior of the atomic shell with unprecedented temporal resolution.

© 2006 Optical Society of America

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