Schedule Sep 05, 2006
Clusters in Intense Laser Pulses: From Infrared to X-Ray Radiation
Dr. Ulf Saalmann, MPI & KITP

The response of many-particle systems to intense lasers has been of topical interest since the advent of femtosecond laser pulses. In particular, atomic clusters are extensively studied experimentally and theoretically.

I will discuss theoretical approaches to the dynamics of rare-gas clusters and compare investigations in the infrared regime to those made for X-ray impact. Whereas the infrared (long-wavelength) regime shows an interesting electron dynamics on a sub-femtosecond time scale, the X-ray (short-wavelength) regime is of interest in view of future imaging applications.

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