Numerical Detector Theory for the Longitudinal Momentum Distribution of the Electron in Strong Field Ionization

The lack of analytical solutions for the exit momentum in the laser-driven tunneling theory is a well-recognized problem in strong field physics. Theoretical studies of electron momentum distributions in the neighborhood of the tunneling exit depend heavily on ad hoc assumptions. In this Letter, we...

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