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20152026
most citedAll-solid-state VUV frequency comb at 160 nm using multi-harmonic generation in a non-linear femtosecond enhancement cavity

24 citations · 43 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

physics.optics2026

Cascaded multi-harmonic generation in a \b{eta}-BBO crystal reaching 133 nm from a single 800 nm pump beam

J. Seres, E. Seres, T. Schumm

Nonlinear crystals are widely used to efficiently generate second or third harmonics, and also for frequency mixing. Generation of multiple cascaded harmonics simultaneously, howev…

physics.optics2022

Probing the surface of silicon and the silicon-silica interface using nonperturbative third and fifth harmonic generation

J. Seres, E. Seres, E. Cespedes +3

We examined, in backward (reflection) geometry, the generation of the 3rd and 5th harmonics, located in the deep and vacuum ultraviolet, on the surface of silicon and on the interf…

physics.optics2020★ 7 cited

Parametric attosecond pulse amplification far from the ionization threshold from high order harmonic generation in He

C. Serrat, J. Seres, E. Seres +4

Parametric amplification of attosecond coherent pulses around 100 eV at the single-atom level is demonstrated for the first time by using the 3D time-dependent Schr{ö}dinger equati…

physics.optics2018★ 24 cited

All-solid-state VUV frequency comb at 160 nm using multi-harmonic generation in a non-linear femtosecond enhancement cavity

J. Seres, E. Seres, C. Serrat +3

We report on the realization of a solid-state-based vacuum ultraviolet frequency comb, using multi-harmonic generation in an external enhancement cavity. Optical conversions in suc…

physics.optics2018

High harmonic generation from surface states of solids

J. Seres, E. Seres, C. Serrat +1

We demonstrate that high-harmonic generation (HHG) in solids dominantly originates from strongly localized surface states through non-perturbative processes. Measurements reveal th…

physics.optics2016★ 12 cited

Non-planar femtosecond enhancement cavity for VUV frequency comb applications

Georg Winkler, Jakob Fellinger, Jozsef Seres +2

External passive femtosecond enhancement cavities (fsECs) are widely used to increase the efficiency of non-linear conversion processes like high harmonic generation (HHG) at high…