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Filming Enhanced Ionization in an Ultrafast Triatomic Slingshot
A. J. Howard, M. Britton, Z. L. Streeter +10
Filming atomic motion within molecules is an active pursuit of molecular physics and quantum chemistry. A promising method is laser-induced Coulomb Explosion Imaging (CEI) where a…
Attosecond spectroscopy of size-resolved water clusters
Xiaochun Gong, Saijoscha Heck, Denis Jelovina +3
Electron dynamics in water are of fundamental importance for a broad range of phenomena, but their real-time study faces numerous conceptual and methodological challenges. Here, we…
Photoelectron and fragmentation dynamics of the H + H dissociative channel in NH following direct single-photon double ionization
Kirk A. Larsen, Thomas N. Rescigno, Travis Severt +18
We report measurements on the H + H fragmentation channel following direct single-photon double ionization of neutral NH at 61.5 eV, where the two photoelectrons…
Mechanisms and dynamics of the NH + H and NH + H + H fragmentation channels upon single-photon double ionization of NH
Kirk A. Larsen, Thomas N. Rescigno, Zachary L. Streeter +18
We present state-selective measurements on the NH + H and NH + H + H dissociation channels following single-photon double ionization at 61.5 eV of neutral…
Distinguishing resonance symmetries with energy-resolved photoion angular distributions from ion-pair formation in O following two-photon absorption of a 9.3 eV femtosecond pulse
Kirk A. Larsen, Robert R. Lucchese, Daniel S. Slaughter +1
We present a combined experimental and theoretical study on the photodissociation dynamics of ion-pair formation in O following resonant two-photon absorption of a 9.3 eV femto…
Selective Bond-Breaking in Formic Acid by Dissociative Electron Attachment
D. S. Slaughter, Th. Weber, A. Belkacem +4
We report the results of a joint experimental {and} theoretical study of dissociative electron attachment to formic acid (HCOOH) in the 6-9 eV region, where H fragment ions are…