Intense laser field studies of positive ions

I. D. Williams; P. McKenna; B. Srigengan; I. M. G. Johnston; W. A. Bryan; J. H. Sanderson; A. El-Zein; T. R. J. Goodworth; W. R. Newell; P. F. Taday; A. J. Langley

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Intense laser field studies of positive ions

I. D. Williams, P. McKenna, B. Srigengan, I. M. G. Johnston, W. A. Bryan, J. H. Sanderson, A. El-Zein, T. R. J. Goodworth, W. R. Newell, P. F. Taday, A. J. Langley

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There is considerable current interest in the study of atoms and molecules in very strong electric fields. The advent of short pulse high power lasers has enabled new experimental studies in this area leading to the discovery of new effects. We describe an experiment designed to extend these studies to targets of positive ions produced from conventional low energy accelerators. First results with H+2 molecular ions are presented, and noted differences with previous measurements using neutral H2 molecules are discussed.

Original language	English
Article number	44
Journal	AIP Conference Proceedings
Volume	576
Issue number	1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1395245
Publication status	Published - 12 Jul 2001

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laser field study
short pulse high power lasers
positive ions

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