The Manifestation of Classical Trajectories in Rydberg Atoms

Wals, J.; Heuvell, Ben van Linden van den

doi:10.1007/978-1-4757-9742-8_155

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“…[23] This may also be related to the energies of the bifurcations of orbits from the uphill orbit. [28] In Figs. 5 and 6, the magnitude of ρ(t) is plotted as contours in E and t. For this calculation, the same A was used as for the laser excitation in Figs.…”

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Time- and energy-dependent response of Cs in a strong electric field

Robicheaux

1997

Phys. Rev. A

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The results of a theoretical study of Cs atoms in a strong and static electric field is compared to experiment. The atoms are excited from the ground state to m = 0 or m = 1 states above the classical ionization threshold. Regularities in the spectra seem to be caused by simple physical mechanisms. The systems are studied in the time domain using two different methods, recurrence spectroscopy and the ejected time dependent flux, and in the energy domain using two different methods, photoionization cross section and expectation values of the energy shift operator. Each of these methods provide some additional insight into the dynamics.

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confidence: 98%

Time- and energy-dependent response of Cs in a strong electric field

Robicheaux

1997

Phys. Rev. A

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The Manifestation of Classical Trajectories in Rydberg Atoms

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Time- and energy-dependent response of Cs in a strong electric field

Time- and energy-dependent response of Cs in a strong electric field

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