Origin of light-induced states in intense laser fields and their observability in photoelectron spectra

Comment on “Origin of light-induced states in intense laser fields and their observability in photoelectron spectra”

“…In order to illustrate better the differences between our results and those in Ref. [1] we represent in Fig. 3 a small part of Fig.…”

“…1 we see a pole trajectory ⌽ 0 ͑−−+͒ which differs from that in [1] for ␣ 0 Ͻ 0.4 a.u., and originates from E = −0.55 a.u. Yasuike and Someda consider this a LIS pole, lying outside the resonance region for ␣ 0 Ͻ 0.4 a.u.…”

“…In a recent paper [1], Yasuike and Someda consider two problems of interest for the physics of atom-intense laser field interaction: (i) the origin of light-induced states (LIS's), and (ii) their observability. The investigation is performed on a short range one-dimensional potential model, the modified Pöschl-Teller potential [2,3],…”

“…1, which corresponds to Fig. 1(a) of [1]. We use a logarithmic scale for the Im͑E͒ axis in order to present more clearly the region around the starting point of trajectories; we have performed the calculation for enough values of the parameter ␣ 0 , so the use of continuous lines is justified.…”

“…The trajectory is the same as that in Fig. 1(a) of [1], but is shown in the semilogarithmic representation we have adopted.…”