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Fundamental formulation of light-matter interactions revisited
H. R. Reiss
The basic physics disciplines of Maxwell's electrodynamics and Newton's mechanics have been thoroughly tested in the laboratory, but they can nevertheless also support nonphysical…
Physical restrictions on the choice of electromagnetic gauge and their practical consequences
H. R. Reiss
It is shown that electromagnetic potentials convey physical information beyond that supplied by electric and magnetic fields alone, and are thus more fundamental. Observable physic…
The tunneling model of laser-induced ionization and its failure at low frequencies
H. R. Reiss
The tunneling model of ionization applies only to longitudinal fields: quasistatic electric fields that do not propagate. Laser fields are transverse: plane wave fields that posses…
The mass shell of strong-field quantum electrodynamics
H. R. Reiss
It has long been known that a free electron in an intense plane-wave field has a mass shell that differs from the usual free-electron mass shell, with a form that implies that an i…
Altered Maxwell equations in the length gauge
H. R. Reiss
The length gauge uses a scalar potential to describe a laser field, thus treating it as a longitudinal field rather than as a transverse field. This distinction is revealed in the…