New stable multiply charged negative atomic ions in linearly polarized superintense laser fields
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Manipulation of Molecules with Electromagnetic Fields
Manipulation of molecules with electromagnetic fields
Characteristic features of net information measures for constrained Coulomb potentials
Bohr model and dimensional scaling analysis of atoms and molecules
Dimensional scaling treatment of stability of simple diatomic molecules induced by superintense, high-frequency laser fields.
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Triplet-triplet absorption spectra of organic molecules in condensed phases
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Dichotomy of the hydrogen-atom in superintense, high-frequency laser fields
Negative Ions (3rd edn)
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Multiply Charged Negative Ions of Hydrogen Induced by Superintense Laser Fields.
Frequently Asked Questions (8)
Q2. What is the critical value of a linear charge?
For values of 0 larger than the 0 critical, none of the N electrons will autodetach, and the N-electron atomic multiply-charged negative ion supports a bound state.
Q3. What is the detachment energy of a linear charge?
The detachment energy is the energy required to detach one of the N electrons from an ion at a particular value of 0, DN 0 = N−1 0 − N 0 .
Q4. What is the intriguing result of Gavrila and his co-workers?
One of the most intriguing results of Gavrila and his co-workers is the possibility to have multiply charged negative ions of hydrogen by superintense laser fields.
Q5. What is the atomic number of the helium atom?
The highfrequency Floquet theory proceeds from the space translated version of the time-dependent Schrodinger equation which for N-electron atoms reads28i=1 N 12Pi2 − Z ri + t + j=1 i−11ri − r j = i t , 1where t = 0 /E0 E t with 0 /E0=1/ me 2 .
Q6. What is the amplitude and frequency of the laser field?
They showed that for sufficiently large value of 0=E0 /2, where E0 and are the amplitude and frequency of the laser field, the frequency associated with the motion of the particle in the timeaveraged potential V0, is much smaller than the laser frequency and, therefore, the mean field approach is applicable.
Q7. Who is the author of this article?
One of the author S.K. thanks the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation for financial support, Professor R. N. Zare for his hospitality during a visit with his group where part of this work has been done and Professor Daniel Elliott for discussions.
Q8. What is the definition of a dipole atom?
Transferring this approximation to the helium atom in strong laser fields, it is described as a “hydrogen molecule” where the distance between the two “hydrogen atoms” is controlled by the field intensity.