Enhanced high-order harmonic generation in donor-doped band-gap materials
We find that a donor-doped band-gap material can enhance the overall high-order harmonic generation (HHG) efficiency by several orders of magnitude, compared with undoped and acceptor-doped materials. This significant enhancement, predicted by time-dependent density functional theory simulations, or...
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| description | We find that a donor-doped band-gap material can enhance the overall high-order harmonic generation (HHG) efficiency by several orders of magnitude, compared with undoped and acceptor-doped materials. This significant enhancement, predicted by time-dependent density functional theory simulations, originates from the highest-occupied impurity state which has an isolated energy located within the band gap. The impurity-state HHG is rationalized by a three-step model, taking into account that the impurity-state electron tunnels into the conduction band and then moves according to its band structure until recombination. In addition to the improvement of the HHG efficiency, the donor-type doping results in a harmonic cutoff different from that in the undoped and acceptor-doped cases, explained by semiclassical analysis for the impurity-state HHG. |
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