J. S. Robinson

TL;DR: In this article, a technique that uses high-order harmonic generation in molecules to probe nuclear dynamics and structural rearrangement on a sub-femtosecond time scale was demonstrated.

TL;DR: The perfect waveform is presented which, during a strong field interaction, generates the maximum possible electron recollision energy for any given oscillation period, over 3 times as high as that for a pure sinusoidal wave.

TL;DR: In this paper, the first experimental observation of high-order harmonic emission at individual half-cycles of a laser pulse was reported, and it was shown that these half-cycle emissions are extremely sensitive to the carrier-envelope phase (CEP) stabilization and few-cycle laser systems.

TL;DR: High-order harmonic emission is observed in acetylene and allene molecules with 14 fs laser pulses producing a time dependent modulation of the harmonic signal as the ensemble undergoes the subsequent alignment revivals.

TL;DR: A new dynamic two-center interference effect in high-harmonic generation from H2, in which the attosecond nuclear motion of H2+ initiated at ionization causes interference to be observed at lower harmonic orders than would be the case for static nuclei.