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The process of high-harmonic generation from solid density surfaces results in a train of ultrashort attosecond pulses. Isolating a single attosecond pulse is of interest for many reasons such as atomic and molecular time-scale pump-probe experiments.1 We highlight, via Particle-in-Cell simulations, a viable route to pulse isolation using two colour fields with off integer harmonic frequencies, which allows subtle shaping of the incident laser field which when reflected by the plasma mirror, diminishes some pulses in the train resulting in the potential to isolate a single attosecond pulse.
Colm Fitzpatrick,Brendan Dromey, andMark Yeung
"Attosecond pulse generation using incommensurate two-colour fields", Proc. SPIE 12582, Compact Radiation Sources from EUV to Gamma-rays: Development and Applications, 1258205 (8 June 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2665621
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Colm Fitzpatrick, Brendan Dromey, Mark Yeung, "Attosecond pulse generation using incommensurate two-colour fields," Proc. SPIE 12582, Compact Radiation Sources from EUV to Gamma-rays: Development and Applications, 1258205 (8 June 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2665621