Strong field Multiphoton processes in the high-frequency limit

ORAL

Abstract

Last fall, the Linac Coherent Light Source at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory has delivered users the world first X-ray free electron laser, allowing studying X-ray matter interaction at unprecedented photon flux. We will present the first attempts at observing multiphoton ionization in the X-ray regime, which have been realized by measuring both electron and ion spectra from the ionization of rare gases in the AMO end station. In addition to gaining insight into this new regime, our experiments also participated towards the characterization of this new light source (intensity, harmonic content{\ldots}).

Authors

  • Gilles Doumy

    • The Ohio State University
  • Christoph Roedig

    • The Ohio State University
  • Anthony DiChiara

    • The Ohio State University
  • Cosmin Blaga

    • The Ohio State University
  • Louis DiMauro

    • The Ohio State University
  • Pierre Agostini

    • The Ohio State University
  • Matthias Hoener

    • Western Michigan University
  • Li Fang

    • Western Michigan University
  • Norrah Berrah

    • Western Michigan University
  • Linda Young

    • Argonne National Laboratory
  • Elliot Kanter

    • Argonne National Laboratory
  • Bertold Kraessig

    • Argonne National Laboratory
  • Stephen Southworth

    • Argonne National Laboratory
  • Robin Santra

    • Argonne National Laboratory
  • Stephen Pratt

    • Argonne National Laboratory
  • Ryan Coffee

    • SLAC - PULSE
  • Phil Bucksbaum

    • SLAC - PULSE
  • James Cryan

    • SLAC - PULSE
  • James Glownia

    • SLAC - PULSE
  • Shambhu Ghimire

    • SLAC - PULSE
  • David Reis

    • SLAC - PULSE
  • Matthias Kuebel

    • Iena University
  • Gerhard Paulus

    • Iena University
  • John Bozek

    • SLAC - LCLS
  • Christoph Bostedt

    • SLAC - LCLS