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ABOVE-THRESHOLD IONIZATION

delete1991-06-01
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J. H. Eberly
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Juha Javanainen
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Kazimierz Rza̧żewski
DOI：10.1016/0370-1573(91)90131-5delete
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Above-Threshold Ionization (ATI) is the name given to the absorption by an atomic electron of more photons than are required for ionization. ATI was discovered in 1979 and is now expected to be a universal phenomenon observable in all atomic species. The effect occurs readily in light pulses short enough to eliminate the influence of collisions, at intensities above 1 TW/cm2.
Keywords:
FREE-FREE TRANSITIONS
MULTI-PHOTON IONIZATION
INTENSITY MULTIPHOTON IONIZATION
CONTINUUM-CONTINUUM TRANSITIONS
STRONG ELECTROMAGNETIC-FIELDS
ELLIPTICALLY POLARIZED-LIGHT
FREQUENCY RADIATION-FIELD
TIME-DEPENDENT THEORY
STRONG LASER FIELDS
ANGULAR-DISTRIBUTION
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Physics Reports-Review Section of Physics Letters
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