We address the challenge of finding the optimal laser intensity and
wavelength to drive high-energy, strong field rescattering and report
the maximum yields of K-shell and
L
I
-shell hole creation. Surprisingly,
our results show laser-driven rescattering is able to create inner
shell holes in all atoms from lithium to uranium with the interaction
spanning from the deep IR to x-ray free electron laser sources. The
calculated peak rescattering follows a simple scaling with the atomic
number and laser wavelength. The results show it is possible to
describe the ideal laser intensity and wavelength for general
high-energy laser rescattering processes.
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