Enhancing high-order above-threshold dissociation of H2+ beams with few-cycle laser pulses

High-order (three-photon or more) above-threshold dissociation (ATD) of H(2)(+) has generally not been observed using 800 nm light. We demonstrate a strong enhancement of its probability using intense 7 fs laser pulses interacting with beams of H(2)(+), HD(+), and D(2)(+) ions. The mechanism invokes...

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Hauptverfasser: McKenna, J, Sayler, A M, Anis, F, Gaire, B, Johnson, Nora G, Parke, E, Hua, J J, Mashiko, H, Nakamura, C M, Moon, E, Chang, Z, Carnes, K D, Esry, B D, Ben-Itzhak, I
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description High-order (three-photon or more) above-threshold dissociation (ATD) of H(2)(+) has generally not been observed using 800 nm light. We demonstrate a strong enhancement of its probability using intense 7 fs laser pulses interacting with beams of H(2)(+), HD(+), and D(2)(+) ions. The mechanism invokes a dynamic control of the dissociation pathway. These measurements are supported by theory that additionally reveals, for the first time, an unexpectedly large contribution to ATD from highly excited electronic states.
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