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Unusual keynote talk at an international scientific conference
NCCR MUST at Scientifica 2021Chii-Dong Lin, ETH-Fast Fellow, Kansas State University
Tuesday, 11.09.2012 - Wednesday, 12.09.2012, ETHZ Hönggerberg HCI D8
Strong-field Physics and Attosecond Science
This is an ETH-Fast initiative
This is an ETH-Fast initiative
Chii-Dong Lin, Kansas State University, Manhatten, KN, USA
The first talk - 11.09.2012:
"Strong field Physics and Quantitative Rescattering Theory" will cover the basic ideas behind QRS and its validity and some applications in ATI spectra and in HHG.
Basic papers: QRS review - J. Phys. B43, 122001 (2010).
Full QRS papers on HHG, ATI and NSDI in Phys Rev. A80, 013401 (2009); A79, 033409 (2009); A82, 063417 (2010); respectively.
The 2nd talk - 12.09.2012:
"Attosecond Physics - the Promise and the Challenge" will start with a personal view on the topic and then go on to discuss what we have done in this area, including probing time-dependent studies of Fano resonances, XUV + IR studies of Fano resonances by electron and photon spectroscopy, and pulse shaping of XUV.
Some recent papers: Phys. Rev. A82, 035402 (2010); A84, 043411 (2010) and A85, 013409 (2012) and a preprint.
Paper handsout and a visitor certificate are available for registered people.
Additional handouts will be downloadable after the seminar.
The first talk - 11.09.2012:
"Strong field Physics and Quantitative Rescattering Theory" will cover the basic ideas behind QRS and its validity and some applications in ATI spectra and in HHG.
Basic papers: QRS review - J. Phys. B43, 122001 (2010).
Full QRS papers on HHG, ATI and NSDI in Phys Rev. A80, 013401 (2009); A79, 033409 (2009); A82, 063417 (2010); respectively.
The 2nd talk - 12.09.2012:
"Attosecond Physics - the Promise and the Challenge" will start with a personal view on the topic and then go on to discuss what we have done in this area, including probing time-dependent studies of Fano resonances, XUV + IR studies of Fano resonances by electron and photon spectroscopy, and pulse shaping of XUV.
Some recent papers: Phys. Rev. A82, 035402 (2010); A84, 043411 (2010) and A85, 013409 (2012) and a preprint.
Paper handsout and a visitor certificate are available for registered people.
Additional handouts will be downloadable after the seminar.
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