Ultra-short laser-produced optical microcavities and ionization fronts
Abstract
A class of nonlinear optical effects related to fast field ionization in an interference pattern is investigated by numerical simulations. Interference between counter-propagating ultra-short pulses slightly below the ionization threshold produces a layered distribution of free-electron density. In a dense dielectric target, this effect allows us to trap light between plasma layers creating a sort of optical microcavity. Other peculiar features...
Paper Details
Title
Ultra-short laser-produced optical microcavities and ionization fronts
Published Date
Dec 13, 1999
Journal
Volume
33
Issue
1
Pages
1 - 13
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