2019
DOI: 10.1103/physreva.100.052710
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Laser-assisted binary-encounter emission in relativistic ion-atom collisions

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“…The advance of strong femtosecond lasers has brought the study of field-assisted electron-ion fundamental processes into the reach of experiments [352][353][354]. A very promising case is the fundamental 0 • binary encounter collision in ion-atom collisions.…”
Section: Electron Spectroscopic Methods To Study Few-body Quantum Dyn...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The advance of strong femtosecond lasers has brought the study of field-assisted electron-ion fundamental processes into the reach of experiments [352][353][354]. A very promising case is the fundamental 0 • binary encounter collision in ion-atom collisions.…”
Section: Electron Spectroscopic Methods To Study Few-body Quantum Dyn...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[257] (xiii) Laser-assisted relativistic ion-atom collisions It is expected that, in the presence of an external electromagnetic field, atomic scattering processes involving incident photons and electrons can be modified substantially. [258] A new theoretical study shows that a circularly polarized lowfrequency electromagnetic field can qualitatively change the shape of the spectra of the emitted high-energy electrons due to a very large energy exchange between the electron and the field in relativistic ion-atom collision. [258] The experimental studies of laser-assisted binary-encounter emission in relativistic ion-atom collisions could be expected at storage rings.…”
Section: (I) Nonlocal Realism Studies With Quantum Gratings In Relati...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[258] A new theoretical study shows that a circularly polarized lowfrequency electromagnetic field can qualitatively change the shape of the spectra of the emitted high-energy electrons due to a very large energy exchange between the electron and the field in relativistic ion-atom collision. [258] The experimental studies of laser-assisted binary-encounter emission in relativistic ion-atom collisions could be expected at storage rings. [175] (xiv) Stereo Coulomb explosion imaging of complicated molecules and weakly bound clusters…”
Section: (I) Nonlocal Realism Studies With Quantum Gratings In Relati...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another aspect that motivates the present work stems from the currently growing interest in laser-assisted ion-, electron-, and positron-atom scattering [44][45][46][47][48][49][50]. With the fast development of laser technologies, intense laser fields have become a powerful tool to control and manipulate scattering processes.…”
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confidence: 99%