Single-pinhole diffraction of few-cycle isolated attosecond pulses with a two-color field

The spatio-temporal characterization of an isolated attosecond pulse is investigated theoretically in a two-color field. Our results show that a few-cycle isolated attosecond pulse With the center wavelength of 16 nm can be generated effectively by adding a weak controlling field. Using the split an...

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Published inChinese physics B Vol. 25; no. 3; pp. 245 - 248
Main Author 王少义 韩丹 董克攻 吴玉迟 谭放 朱斌 范全平 曹磊峰 谷渝秋
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LanguageEnglish
Published 01.03.2016
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Summary:The spatio-temporal characterization of an isolated attosecond pulse is investigated theoretically in a two-color field. Our results show that a few-cycle isolated attosecond pulse With the center wavelength of 16 nm can be generated effectively by adding a weak controlling field. Using the split and delay units, the isolated attosecond pulse can be split to the two same ones, and then single-pinhole diffractive patterns of the two pulses with different delays can be achieved. The diffractive patterns depend severely on the periods of the attosecond pulses, which can be helpful to obtain temporal information of the coherent sources.
Bibliography:11-5639/O4
single-pinhole diffraction, two-color field, attosecond pulse
The spatio-temporal characterization of an isolated attosecond pulse is investigated theoretically in a two-color field. Our results show that a few-cycle isolated attosecond pulse With the center wavelength of 16 nm can be generated effectively by adding a weak controlling field. Using the split and delay units, the isolated attosecond pulse can be split to the two same ones, and then single-pinhole diffractive patterns of the two pulses with different delays can be achieved. The diffractive patterns depend severely on the periods of the attosecond pulses, which can be helpful to obtain temporal information of the coherent sources.
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ISSN:1674-1056
2058-3834
1741-4199
DOI:10.1088/1674-1056/25/3/035201