Attosecond electron spectroscopy in molecules

Francesca Calegari; Jason Greenwood; Candong Liu; Matteo Lucchini; Maurizio Reduzzi; Giuseppe Sansone; Andrea Trabattoni; Mauro Nisoli

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-20173-3_6

Attosecond electron spectroscopy in molecules

Francesca Calegari^*, Jason Greenwood, Candong Liu, Matteo Lucchini, Maurizio Reduzzi, Giuseppe Sansone, Andrea Trabattoni, Mauro Nisoli

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Electron motion inmatter occurs on a temporal scale of a few hundreds of attoseconds, a time scale shorter then an optical period of the visible light.Attosecond science is nowadays a well-established research field and several techniques based on the use of attosecond pulses have been developed to investigate and control the electron dynamics initiated by photo-ionization in atoms, molecules and condensed matter. In this chapter we will review progress in attosecond technology and in the application of attosecond pulses to the investigation of ultrafast electron processes in molecules.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Ultrafast Dynamics Driven by Intense Light Pulses
Subtitle of host publication	From Atoms to Solids, from Lasers to Intense X-rays
Editors	Markus Kitzler, Stephanie Grafe
Publisher	Springer International Publishing Switzerland
Chapter	6
Pages	143-160
Number of pages	18
Volume	86
ISBN (Electronic)	9783319201733
ISBN (Print)	9783319201726
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-20173-3_6
Publication status	Published - 24 Jul 2015

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Calegari, F., Greenwood, J., Liu, C., Lucchini, M., Reduzzi, M., Sansone, G., Trabattoni, A., & Nisoli, M. (2015). Attosecond electron spectroscopy in molecules. In M. Kitzler, & S. Grafe (Eds.), Ultrafast Dynamics Driven by Intense Light Pulses: From Atoms to Solids, from Lasers to Intense X-rays (Vol. 86, pp. 143-160). Springer International Publishing Switzerland. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-20173-3_6

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Ultrafast Dynamics Driven by Intense Light Pulses: From Atoms to Solids, from Lasers to Intense X-rays. ed. / Markus Kitzler; Stephanie Grafe. Vol. 86 Springer International Publishing Switzerland, 2015. p. 143-160.

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