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High-Order Harmonic Generation from Aligned Molecules with Intense Femtosecond 800- and 1300-nm Pulses

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Abstract

Harmonic intensities from aligned CO2 molecules measured as a function of pump-probe delay with 800- and 1300-nm pulses modulate out of phase with ion yields at the same harmonic photon energies, supporting two-center interference picture.

© 2010 Optical Society of America

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