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Photoelectron spectroscopy with synthetically chiral laser pulses

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Abstract

We report on experiments to detect molecular chirality using strong-field photoelectron spectroscopy. Gas-phase propylene oxide molecules were subjected to intense, femtosecond laser pulses which were arranged to synthesize a locally chiral electric field.

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