Physics
Scientific paper
Mar 2005
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=2005phrva..71c1403a&link_type=abstract
Physical Review A, vol. 71, Issue 3, id. 031403
Physics
43
Laser-Modified Scattering And Reactions, Time-Dependent Phenomena: Excitation And Relaxation Processes, And Reaction Rates, Auxiliary And Recording Instruments, Clocks And Frequency Standards
Scientific paper
We have measured angular distributions of ion fragments produced in dissociative double ionization of CO, CO2 , and C2H2 by intense ultrashort laser pulses. This report extends similar recent studies of O2 and N2 to a wider set of molecules. We found that for sub- 10-fs pulses of sufficiently low intensity the fragments’ angular distributions for all studied molecules are determined by angular dependence of the first ionization step. Those experimental angular distributions were in good agreement with angular dependent ionization probabilities calculated with the molecular tunneling ionization theory. The measured angular distributions directly reflect the symmetry of the corresponding molecular orbitals. For higher laser intensities and longer pulse durations, dynamic alignment and postionization alignment start to affect the angular distributions and ion fragments are preferentially ejected along the laser-polarization direction.
Alnaser A. S.
Chang Zhe
Cocke C. L.
Lin Devon C.
Litvinyuk I. V.
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