PREDISSOCIATION OF O<sub>2</sub> MOLECULES IN INTENSE LASER FIELD

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  • Ю. В. Меньшова Atomenergoproekt Research and Design Institute, Russian Federation

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24144/2415-8038.2007.21.51-56

Abstract

A correlation between predissociation probability and laser strength and wavelength has been calculated. Predissociation limits are determined. The validity of Landau - Zener approximation has been discussed. Vibrational spectra of molecular oxygen induced by intensive laser field are considered by diagonalization of Hamiltonian in vibrational eigenfunction set. The terms were approximated analytically by poly­nomials depending on the internuclear distance.

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2007-08-05

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Vol. 21 (2007)

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