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Nonsequential double ionization: a quasiclassical analysis of the Keldysh-type transition amplitude

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Abstract

The S-matrix amplitude of nonsequential double ionization, written down in the Volkov state basis, has been calculated by a saddle-point method. The distribution in the total and relative momenta of the two emitted electrons is given in analytical form. The result obtained is discussed in the context of the recently measured differential momentum distributions in argon.

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Figures (4)

Fig. 1.
Fig. 1. Momentum distribution of double ions along the polarization axis, obtained by integration of the distribution (6) over the relative momentum. Left panel is for He 2+ at intensity 6.6·1014 Wcm -2, full squares show the result of ref. [10]. Right panel is for Ar 2+ at intensities 2.0·1014 Wcm -2 (red), 3.8·1014 Wcm-2 (blue), 15·1014 Wcm -2 (black).
Fig. 2.
Fig. 2. Momentum distribution of the two emitted electrons along the polarization axis in the case of P =q =0 for Ar atoms at laser intensity 2,0·1014 Wcm -2. Right panel presents the same distribution at a larger scale and here the quantum domain is shown by white color. Momenta are shown in atomic units and 2qx =p 1x -p 2x in our notations.
Fig. 3.
Fig. 3. The same as in Fig.2 but for intensity 3.8·1014 Wcm -2.
Fig. 4.
Fig. 4. The same as in Fig.2 but for intensity 15·1014 Wcm -2.

Equations (9)

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M ( 2 e ) ( P , q ) = i k + d t 1 Ψ P q ( t 1 ) 1 r 12 Ψ k 0 + ( t 1 ) M ( e ) ( k , t 1 )
M ( e ) ( k , t 1 ) = i t 1 d t Ψ k 0 + ( t ) V F ( t ) Ψ 0 ( t )
Ψ k ( r , t ) = exp ( i Π k ( t ) r i 2 t Π k 2 ( τ ) d τ )
I 1 F sin ω t 0 + F ω 2 [ ω ( t 1 t 0 ) cos ω t 0 sin ω t 1 + sin ω t 0 ] = 0
1 2 Π k ( t 0 ) 2 ( t 1 ) = I 2 + q 2 + 1 4 Σ P 2 ( t 1 )
d W ( 2 e ) ( P , q ) = ( w + w + 2 ( w w + ) 1 2 sin S + ) d 3 P d 3 q
S = I 1 t 0 + I 2 t 1 + q 2 t 1 + 1 4 t 1 d t Σ P 2 ( t ) 1 2 t 0 t 1 d t Π k ( t 0 ) 2 ( t )
w ( P , q ) A ( e 2 e ) ( Σ P ( t 1 ) , q , Π k ( t 0 ) ( t 1 ) ) 2 sin 2 ω t 0 Δ 2 ( t 1 , t 0 ) D ( t 1 , t 0 ) exp ( 2 F a 3 F ( t 0 ) )
A ( e 2 e ) ( P * , q * , k * ) ( 2 I 2 + ( P * k * ) 2 ) 2 [ ( k * + q * P * 2 ) 2 + ( k * q * P * 2 ) 2 ]
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