High-order harmonic generation and Fano resonances
arXiv:1307.5241 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.89.053833
Abstract
We present a high harmonic generation theory which generalizes the strong-field approximation to the resonant case, when the harmonic frequency is close to that of the transition from the ground to an autoionizing state of the generating system. We show that the line shape of the resonant harmonic is a product of the Fano-like factor and the harmonic line which would be emitted in the absence of the resonance. The theory predicts rapid variation of the harmonic phase in the vicinity of the resonance. The calculated resonant harmonic phase is in reasonable agreement with recent measurements. Predicting the phase-locking of a group of resonantly-enhanced harmonics, our theory allows to study the perspectives of producing attosecond pulse train using such harmonics.
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