2018
DOI: 10.1007/s00340-018-6983-0
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Linear build-up of Fano resonance spectral profiles

Abstract: The build-up dynamics of a continuous spectrum under the action of a weak laser field on a Fano resonance with the use of the pulses with the Lorentz spectrum and ultrashort pulses in the wavelet form is investigated. A dispersion-time excitation dependence of the Fano resonances in a He atom, in an InP impurity semiconductor, in longitudinal optical LO-phonons of a shallow donor exciton in pure ZnO crystals, and in metamaterials are calculated. The numerical simulation of the dynamics has shown time-dependent… Show more

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“…These eigenfrequency and oscillator strength values correspond to the transition 1s-2p in a hydrogen atom and radiative width γ corresponds to a collisional broadening regime in plasma with density about 10 18 cm −3 . Note that the time equal to zero on the graphs corresponds to zero time in the formula for the electric field strength (13).…”
Section: The Limit Of Long Timesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…These eigenfrequency and oscillator strength values correspond to the transition 1s-2p in a hydrogen atom and radiative width γ corresponds to a collisional broadening regime in plasma with density about 10 18 cm −3 . Note that the time equal to zero on the graphs corresponds to zero time in the formula for the electric field strength (13).…”
Section: The Limit Of Long Timesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The following photoprocesses with attosecond time resolution are studied experimentally and theoretically: photoionization of chiral molecules [7], atoms of helium [10], neon [8], and krypton [9], the dynamics of electrons in multielectron atoms [11], the dynamics of photoexcitation of a hydrogen atom [12], the dynamics of formation of a Fano resonance [13][14][15].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%