2013
DOI: 10.1103/physrevlett.110.073901
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3D Numerical Simulations of THz Generation by Two-Color Laser Filaments

Abstract: Terahertz (THz) radiation produced by the filamentation of two-color pulses over long distances in argon is numerically investigated using a comprehensive model in full space-time-resolved geometry. We show that the dominant physical mechanism for THz generation in the filamentation regime at clamping intensity is based on quasi-dc plasma currents. The calculated THz spectra for different pump pulse energies and pulse durations are in agreement with previously reported experimental observations. For the same p… Show more

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“…This departs from the order of magnitude increase reported from setups with different focusing conditions in Refs. [16,23], but remains consistent with the nonmonotonic…”
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“…This departs from the order of magnitude increase reported from setups with different focusing conditions in Refs. [16,23], but remains consistent with the nonmonotonic…”
Section: Prl 114 183901 (2015) P H Y S I C a L R E V I E W L E T T Esupporting
confidence: 61%
“…In such two-color pump setup, free electrons produced by tunnel ionization acquire a nonzero drift velocity and generate a quasi-dc current which is responsible for THz emission [19]. The mechanism underlying THz generation in gases is intrinsically related to the optically induced stepwise increase of the free electron density near the extrema of the ionizing optical field [15,16,22]. An easy explanation is that the Fourier transform of a steplike function in time has its maximum near the zero frequency.…”
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“…It is used for the investigation of, e.g., supercontinuum [5], high harmonic [6], or terahertz generation [7], few-cycle pulse generation [8], or complex nonlinear dynamics as self-organization [9]. Analogies to other areas of physics as artificial event horizons [10] or the ubiquitous rogue wave formation [11][12][13] have been shown, providing a useful test for the investigation Hawking radiation [14] or the predictability of extreme events [15].…”
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