Strong Orientation Effects in Ionization of H${}_2^{+}$ by Short, Intense, High-Frequency Light Sources

Abstract

We present three dimensional time-dependent calculations of ionization of arbitrarily spatially oriented H${}_2^{+}$ by attosecond, intense, high-frequency laser fields. The ionization probability shows a strong dependence on both the internuclear distance and the relative orientation between the laser field and the internuclear axis.

4 pages, 4 figures

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