By Kaoru Yamanouchi, See Leang Chin, Pierre Agostini, Gaetano Ferrante
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1. Six images recorded in a DC field of 170 V/cm with the laser polarization along the detector axis, for different values of the scaled energy ε = Eelectron /∆Esp . J. Vrakking the detector where the electrons are detected is a non-trivial function of the strength of the DC field, the photoelectron kinetic energy and the emission angle with respect to the DC electric field axis, and contains a number of maxima [32]. At energies just above the saddlepoint, most trajectories involve interactions with the parent ion, whereas at higher energies an increasing fraction of the trajectories are direct.
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