Symmetry in Strong-Field Physics II
A special issue of Symmetry (ISSN 2073-8994). This special issue belongs to the section "Physics".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 March 2024) | Viewed by 2003
Special Issue Editors
Interests: strong laser–matter interaction; squeezing of quantum light; multi-dimensional spectroscopy
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Interests: high harmonic generation; attosecond physics; ultrafast spectroscopy
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Dear Colleagues,
In the interaction between a strong femtosecond laser and gaseous or solid targets, many ultrahigh-order nonlinear phenomena can occur, such as high harmonic generation, tunneling ionization, double ionization, laser-induced electron diffraction, laser-induced ultrafast current, etc. To model the experimentally detected signal, the most reliable method is solving a time-dependent Schrӧdinger equation (TDSE) or some other expanded dynamic equation. Many semi-analytic models were also developed to help people understand the physical process more clearly.
Indeed, the output signal is largely governed by the symmetry property of the target. Thus, it is natural to analyze the data obtained experimentally or numerically from the viewpoint of symmetry. As people obtain more and more knowledge about the connection between the symmetry property of the target and the feature of an ultrafast signal, it becomes easier to predict the characteristics of the output signal. Additionally, the ultrafast output signal could be an effective tool to detect the symmetry property of an unknown target. In particular, to achieve the ultrafast time resolution of monitoring phase transitions with the symmetry property changed, it is critical to study the causal relationship between the symmetry property of the sample and the features of the output signal.
Dr. Shicheng Jiang
Dr. Jigen Chen
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- space-time symmetry
- strong-field physics
- ultrafast spectroscopy
- high harmonic generation
- time-resolved detection
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