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| adam_text | Contents
1.
Introduction
..................................................... 1
1.1
The Strong Light Field
...................................... 4
1.1.1
The Classical Nature of the Field
.................... 4
1.1.2
The Parameters of a Light Field
...................... 5
1.2
The Atom
.................................................... 7
1.2.1
One-Electron and
Multi
-Electron Approximations
....... 7
1.2.2
The Structure of Atomic Spectra
...................... 8
1.2.3
Selection Rules
...................................... 10
1.3
Interaction of an Atom and a Light Field
.................... 11
1.3.1
The
Dipole
Approximation
............................. 11
1.3.2
The Hamiltonian of the
Dipole
Interaction
............ 13
1.3.3
An Atom in a Circularly Polarized Electromagnetic Field
16
1.3.4
The
F loquet
Theorem
.................................. 18
1.3.5
Monochromatic Perturbation as a Stationary Problem
... 21
1.3.6
Exact Solutions
...................................... 23
2.
Time-Dependent Perturbation Theory
............................... 24
2.1
First-Order Perturbation Theory
............................. 25
2.1.1
The System of Equations
.............................. 25
2.1.2
The Probability of One-Photon Transitions
............ 25
2.1.3
Monochromatic Perturbations
.......................... 26
2.1.4
Sudden Perturbations
................................. 28
2.1.5
Large Perturbation Times
............................. 29
2.1.6
The Role of the Shape of the Envelope of the Electro¬
magnetic Field
....................................... 30
2.1.7
Criteria of Applicability
............................ 30
2.2
Second-Order Perturbation Theory
............................ 31
2.2.1
Probability of a Two-Photon Transition
............... 32
2.2.2
Transitions Induced by Two Perturbations
............. 35
2.2.3
Large Perturbation Times
............................. 35
2.2.4
Sudden Perturbations
................................. 37
2.2.5
Criteria of Applicability
............................ 38
2.3
The Diagrammatic Technique for Monochromatic Perturbations
.. 38
2.3.1
First-Order Perturbation Theory
...................... 39
2.3.2
Second-Order Perturbation Theory
..................... 40
2.3.3
The Rules for Constructing Diagrams
.................. 41
2.3.4
Partial Summation of Diagrams
........................ 42
2.4
Perturbation Theory of Arbitrary Order
...................... 43
2.4.1
The Amplitudes of Different Processes
................ 43
2.4.2
Large Perturbation Times
............................. 43
2.4.3
Criteria for Applying Perturbation Theory of Arbitrary
Order
................................................ 44
2.4.4
Convergence of Expansion Series in Perturbation Theory
46
VII
2.5
Monochromatic Perturbation and Degenerate States
............ 46
2.5.1
A Single Degenerate Level
............................ 47
2.5.2
Mixing Degenerate Levels in a Field Due to the Presence
of Other Levels
...................................... 48
2.5.3
Near-Degenerate Levels
............................... 51
2.5.4
Time-Dependent Diagrams
.............................. 52
2.5.5
Two-Photon Mixing of Degenerate States in Low-Frequency
Fields
............................................... 53
2.5.6
One-Photon Mixing of Degenerate States in Low-Frequency
Fields
............................................... 56
2.5.7
Competition Between One- and Two-Photon Mixing
....... 57
2.5.8
Approximate Degeneracy
............................... 57
2.5.9
Criteria of Applicability
............................ 57
2.6
The Green s Function in Time-Dependent Perturbation Theory
.. 59
2.6.1
The Green s Function
................................. 60
2.6.2
Application of the Green s Function
.................. 61
2.6.3
Realistic Atomic Potentials
.......................... 62
3.
The Resonance Approximation
...................................... 64
3.1
A Two-Level System in a Resonance Field
..................... 65
3.1.1
Wave Functions
....................................... 66
3.1.2
Criteria of Applicability
............................ 68
3.1.3
Adiabatic Introduction of Perturbations
.............. 69
3.1.4
Sudden Perturbations
................................. 70
3.1.5
Adiabatic or Sudden Perturbation?
.................... 71
3.1.6
Quasi-Energies
in the Resonance Case
................. 72
3.2
Multi-Photon Resonance
...................................... 73
3.2.1
Two-Photon Resonance
................................. 74
3.2.2
Criteria of Applicability
............................ 76
3.2.3
Multi-Photon Resonance
............................... 77
3.3
Degeneracy in a Resonance Field
............................. 79
3.3.1
Equations
............................................ 79
3.3.2
Basis Solutions
...................................... 80
3.3.3
Adiabatic Introduction of a Perturbation
............. 81
3.3.4
Approximate Degeneracy
............................... 82
3.3.5
Degeneracy and the Influence of Light on an Atom
..... 83
3.4
A Two-Level System in a Circularly Polarized Electromagnetic
Field
....................................................... 83
3.4.1
Statement of the Problem
............................. 84
3.4.2
Solution and Discussion
.............................. 84
3.5
A Two-Level System in a Resonance Field: Time-Dependent
Parameters
.................................................. 85
3.5.1
The System of Equations
.............................. 86
3.5.2
An Exactly Solvable Problem
.......................... 86
3.5.3
The General Solution
................................. 87
3.6
A Three-Level System in Two Fields
.......................... 89
3.6.1
Mixing in a Three-Level System
....................... 89
3.6.2
Zero Detuning
........................................ 91
3.6.3
Population Inversion in a Three-Level System
......... 91
4.
The Adiabatic Approximation
...................................... 93
4.1
General Theory
.............................................. 94
4.1.1
The Landau-Dykhne Adiabatic Approximation
............ 94
4.1.2
The Born-Fock Adiabatic Approximation
................ 95
VIII
4.2
Bound-Bound Resonance
Transitions
........................... 96
4.2.1
Transition Probability per Unit Time
................. 96
4.2.2
Criterion of Applicability
........................... 98
4.2.3
The Limiting Transition in Perturbation Theory
....... 99
4.2.4
Resonance Mixing in a Two-Level System
............... 100
4.2.5
Transitions in Multi-Level Systems
................... 102
4.3
A Two-Level System in a Strong Field of Arbitrary Frequency
. 105
4.3.1
Adiabatic Wave Functions
............................. 105
4.3.2
Average Populations
.................................. 109
4.3.3
Results, Limiting Cases, and a Comparison with
Numerical Calculations
............................... 110
4.4
Transitions Between Degenerate States
....................... 112
4.4.1
Reducing the Problem Concerning Degenerate States to
One Involving a System that Has a Constant
Dipole
Moment
............................................... 113
4.4.2
Degeneracy and Transition Probability
................ 114
4.5
Bound-Free Transitions
...................................... 115
4.5.1
Comparison of the Perturbation in Discrete and
Continuous States
.................................... 116
4.5.2
Probability of a Transition in a Low-Frequency Field
. 116
4.5.3
Limiting Cases
....................................... 118
5.
Laser Radiation
.................................................. 120
5.1
Intensity of Radiation
...................................... 121
5.1.1
Spatial-Temporal Distribution of the Intensity of Laser
Radiation
............................................ 121
5.1.2
Dependence of the Intensity on the Type, the Design,
and the Mode of Operation of a Laser
................. 123
5.1.3
Increasing the Intensity of Laser Radiation
.......... 125
5.1.4
Varying the Intensity of Laser Radiation
___......... 126
5.1.5
Measuring the Intensity of Radiation
................. 127
5.2
Frequency of the Radiation
.................................. 128
5.2.1
Changes in the Tunability and Spectral Narrowing
..... 129
5.2.2
The Single-Mode Laser
................................ 130
5.2.3
The Measurement of Laser Frequency
................... 130
5.3
The Polarization of the Radiation
........................... 131
5.4
The Monochromaticity of Laser Radiation
..................... 132
6.
Experimental Aspects
............................................. 135
6.1
Atomic Target
............................................... 136
6.2
Competing Processes
......................................... 138
6.2.1
Collisions Between Identical Atoms
................... 139
6.2.2
Collisions with Electrons
............................ 140
6.3
The Self-Induced Distortion of Intense Light in Atomic Targets
143
6.4
Experimental Methods for Studying the Phenomena Produced by
Strong Electromagnetic Fields Interacting with Atoms
........ 146
6.4.1
Detecting Ions
....................................... 146
6.4.2
Absorption of Light
.................................. 148
6.4.3
One-Photon Absorption
................................ 149
6.4.4
Two-Photon Absorption
................................ 150
6.4.5
Multi-Photon Ionization Spectroscopy
................. 152
6.4.6
Detecting the Light Produced in the Target
........... 154
IX
6.5
The Measurement of the Main Parameters that Characterize the
Interaction Between Intense Electromagnetic Radiation and an
Atom
........................................................ 156
6.5.1
Degree of Nonlinearity
............................... 156
6.5.2
Multi
-Photon Cross Sections
.......................... 157
Nonresonant
Phenomena
............................................ 161
7.1
Nonlinear Atomic Susceptibilities
........................... 163
7.1.1
The Scattering of Light and the Linear Susceptibility
164
7.1.2
The Nonlinear Scattering of Light and Nonlinear
Susceptibility
....................................... 166
7.1.3
Linear and Nonlinear Susceptibilities and the Pertur¬
bation of Atomic Spectra
............................. 168
7.2
Perturbation of Isolated Atomic States
...................... 170
7.2.1
Dynamic Polarizability of an Isolated
Nondegenerate
Atomi
с
State
......................................... 171
7.2.2
Dynamic Hyper-Polarizabi
lity
......................... 174
7.2.3
Criteria for Applying Perturbation Theory
............ 175
7.2.4
The Dynamic Polarizability as a Function of the
Perturbing Field
..................................... 176
7.2.5
Experimental Data
.................................... 177
7.3
Perturbation of Degenerate States
........................... 182
7.3.1
Two Adjacent Levels
.................................. 182
7.3.2
The General Case
..................................... 184
7.3.3
A Perturbation in an Elliptically Polarized Field
___ 185
7.3.4
Perturbation of the Hydrogen Atom Spectrum
........... 186
7.4
Nonlinear Scattering of Light
............................... 195
7.4.1
The Interrelation of Nonlinear Scattering Processes
Due to an External Field
............................. 195
7.4.2
Spontaneous Two-Photon Scattering
.................... 197
7.4.3
Stimulated Two-Photon Emission
....................... 200
7.4.4
Hyper-Raman Scattering
............................... 201
7.4.5
Generation of the Third Harmonic
..................... 202
7.4.6
Other Processes Determined by
χ(3)
................... 205
7.5
Nonresonant,
Nonlinear Ionization
........................... 208
7.5.1
The Mechanisms of Nonlinear Ionization
............... 209
7.5.2
Numerical Estimates
..........·........................ 209
7.6
Ionization in a Short-Range Potential
....................... 211
7.6.1
Tunneling Ionization
................................. 212
7.6.2
Ionization by a Circularly Polarized Field
........... 212
7.6.3
Ionization by an Elliptically Polarized Field
........ 218
7.6.4
The Intermediate Case
(γ2
-1) ........................ 219
7.6.5
Nonlinear Detachment of an Electron from a Negatively
Charged Ion
.......................................... 221
7.7
The Ionization of Atoms
..................................... 221
7.7.1
The Power-Law Dependence of the Ionization Probability
on the Field Strength
................................ 222
7.7.2
Dependence of the
Multi
-Photon Cross Section on the
Frequency and the Degree of Ellipticity of the Light
223
7.7.3
Criteria for Applying Perturbation Theory
............ 225
7.7.4
Calculation of Multi-Photon Cross Section and Their
Comparison with Experimental Data
.................... 227
7.7.5
The Angular Distribution of the Emitted Photoelectrons
229
7.7.6
Tunneling Ionization of Atoms
(γ
« 1) ................ 231
7.7.7
The Intermediate Case
(γ2 ~1)
........................ 232
8.
Resonance Phenomena
.............................................. 233
8.1
Spontaneous Emission of Light by an Atom in a Resonance Field
236
8.1.1
The Natural Line Width
............................... 236
8.1.2
The Lorentzian Line Shape
............................ 237
8.1.3
Spontaneous Emission of Photons in a Weak Resonance
Field
................................................ 239
8.1.4
Spontaneous Emission of Photons in a Strong Resonance
Field
................................................ 240
8.1.5
Introduction of an External Field into the Resonance
Excitation
........................................... 242
8.2
Resonance Fluorescence
...................................... 243
8.2.1
A Weak External Field
................................ 243
8.2.2
Criterion for Applying Perturbation Theory
........... 246
8.2.3
The Density-Matrix Method
............................ 247
8.2.4
Elastic (Rayleigh) Scattering in Strong Fields
....... 249
8.2.5
Inelastic Scattering
................................. 251
8.2.6
Comparison with Experiment
........................... 257
8.2.7
The Bloch-Siegert Shift
.............................. 259
8.2.8
The Test Field
....................................... 261
8.2.9
Multi
-Photon Resonance
............................... 262
8.3
Multi-Photon Excitation and Emission
........................ 263
8.3.1
Selection Rules for Multi-Photon Transitions
......... 264
8.3.2
The Probability of Multi-Photon Bound-Bound Transitions
265
8.3.3
Quadrupole Transitions
............................... 267
8.3.4
Multi-Photon Mixing of Resonance States
.............. 269
8.3.5
Competing Processes in the Multi-Photon Excitation of
Atoms
................................................ 270
8.3.6
Stimulated Multi-Photon Emission
..................... 270
8.4
Spontaneous Raman Scattering
................................ 271
8.4.1
A Weak Perturbation
.................................. 273
8.4.2
Raman Scattering Frequencies for a Strong Perturbation
274
8.4.3
The Probability of Raman Scattering Under the Influence
of a Strong Perturbation
............................. 275
8.4.4
Multi
-Photon Raman Scattering
........................ 277
8.5
A Three-Level System in Two Resonance Fields
................ 278
8.5.1
The System of Equations
.............................. 278
8.5.2
Perturbation Theory
.................................. 279
8.5.3
A Strong External Field
.............................. 282
8.5.4
Two Strong External Fields
........................... 284
8.6
Resonance
Ioni
zation of Atoms
............................... 285
8.6.1
Resonance Ionization in a Weak Field
................. 286
8.6.2
Mechanisms of Resonance Ionization in a Strong Field
288
8.6.3
Multi-Photon Ionization in a Strong Field
............ 290
8.6.4
Resonance Ionization in the Adiabatic Inversion Field
291
8.6.5
The Polarization of Electrons and Nuclei in the Event
of Resonance Ionization
.............................. 293
8.6.6
Angular Distribution of the Electrons in the Resonance
Ioni zaton
Process
.................................... 298
9.
Conclusion
........................................................ 300
9.1
The Role of the Non-monochromaticity of Laser Radiation
..... 300
9.1.1
Direct Multi-Photon Ionization
....................... 302
9.1.2
Tunneling Ionization in a Variable Field
............. 304
9.1.3
Multi-Photon Excitation of Atoms
..................... 305
9.1.4
Perturbation of Atomic Levels
........................ 306
XI
9.2
Many-Electron
Approximation ................................. 309
9.2.1
The Dynamic Polarization of the Atomic Core
.......... 309
9.2.2
Two-Electron
Multi
-Photon Ionization
................. 311
9.3
Ultrahigh Fields
............................................ 312
9.4
Highly Excited Atomic States in a Strong Electromagnetic Field
313
9.4.1
Radiative Transitions Between Highly Excited Atomic
States
............................................... 313
9.4.2
The Dynamic Pol
ari
zabi
lity
of Highly Excited Atomic
States
............................................... 315
9.4.3
Multi-Photon Ionization of Highly Excited States
..... 317
9.4.4
Tunneling Ionization from Highly Excited States
...... 318
9.4.5
Stochastic Instability of the Classical Electron in a
Variable Field and the Diffusion Ionization of Highly
Excited Atoms
........................................ 320
Notation Index
....................................................... 323
References,
........................................................... 325
Subject
1
ndex
........................................................ 337
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| language | English Russian |
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| physical | XII, 339 S. Ill., graph. Darst. |
| publishDate | 1985 |
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| series | Springer series in chemical physics |
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| spelling | Delone, Nikolaj B. 1926-2008 Verfasser (DE-588)121178293 aut Atom v sil'nom svetovom pole Atoms in strong light fields N. B. Delone ; V. P. Krainov Berlin [u.a.] Springer 1985 XII, 339 S. Ill., graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Springer series in chemical physics 28 Aus dem Russ. übers. Atomen gtt Atomes Atomes ram Faisceaux de photons ram Fotonen gtt Integratie gtt Optique non linéaire ram Processus à plusieurs photons Atoms Multiphoton processes Atom-Photon-Wechselwirkung (DE-588)4143332-4 gnd rswk-swf Nichtlineare Optik (DE-588)4042096-6 gnd rswk-swf Mehrphotonenprozess (DE-588)4131057-3 gnd rswk-swf Atom-Photon-Wechselwirkung (DE-588)4143332-4 s Mehrphotonenprozess (DE-588)4131057-3 s DE-604 Nichtlineare Optik (DE-588)4042096-6 s Krajnov, Vladimir P. Verfasser aut Springer series in chemical physics 28 (DE-604)BV000000670 28 Digitalisierung UB Regensburg application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=000270062&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | Delone, Nikolaj B. 1926-2008 Krajnov, Vladimir P. Atoms in strong light fields Springer series in chemical physics Atomen gtt Atomes Atomes ram Faisceaux de photons ram Fotonen gtt Integratie gtt Optique non linéaire ram Processus à plusieurs photons Atoms Multiphoton processes Atom-Photon-Wechselwirkung (DE-588)4143332-4 gnd Nichtlineare Optik (DE-588)4042096-6 gnd Mehrphotonenprozess (DE-588)4131057-3 gnd |
| subject_GND | (DE-588)4143332-4 (DE-588)4042096-6 (DE-588)4131057-3 |
| title | Atoms in strong light fields |
| title_alt | Atom v sil'nom svetovom pole |
| title_auth | Atoms in strong light fields |
| title_exact_search | Atoms in strong light fields |
| title_full | Atoms in strong light fields N. B. Delone ; V. P. Krainov |
| title_fullStr | Atoms in strong light fields N. B. Delone ; V. P. Krainov |
| title_full_unstemmed | Atoms in strong light fields N. B. Delone ; V. P. Krainov |
| title_short | Atoms in strong light fields |
| title_sort | atoms in strong light fields |
| topic | Atomen gtt Atomes Atomes ram Faisceaux de photons ram Fotonen gtt Integratie gtt Optique non linéaire ram Processus à plusieurs photons Atoms Multiphoton processes Atom-Photon-Wechselwirkung (DE-588)4143332-4 gnd Nichtlineare Optik (DE-588)4042096-6 gnd Mehrphotonenprozess (DE-588)4131057-3 gnd |
| topic_facet | Atomen Atomes Faisceaux de photons Fotonen Integratie Optique non linéaire Processus à plusieurs photons Atoms Multiphoton processes Atom-Photon-Wechselwirkung Nichtlineare Optik Mehrphotonenprozess |
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