Electron dynamics and harmonics emission spectra due to electron oscillation driven by intense laser pulses

Electron dynamics and harmonics emission spectra due to electron oscillation driven by intense laser pulses
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10.1063/1.2402506
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2006-12
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2.2
通讯作者:
Youwei Tian;Wei Yu;F. He;Han Xu;Vinod Senecha;D. Deng;Yi Wang;Ruxin Li;Zhi‐zhan Xu
Youwei Tian;Wei Yu;F. He;Han Xu;Vinod Senecha;D. Deng;Yi Wang;Ruxin Li;Zhi‐zhan Xu
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物理与天体物理3区
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作者:
Youwei Tian;Wei Yu;F. He;Han Xu;Vinod Senecha;D. Deng;Yi Wang;Ruxin Li;Zhi‐zhan Xu

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