One-dimensional open-quantum-system simulations show that disorder-induced dephasing drives a quantum-to-classical transition in strong-field photoelectron dynamics, with probability density localizing on unstable periodic orbits.
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The effective lasing length of the electron beam governs attainable peak power and pulse duration in attosecond XFELs, with trade-offs from slice energy spread, emittance, chirp, tapering, and tilt.
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High-order harmonic generation from an atom in a disordered environment
One-dimensional open-quantum-system simulations show that disorder-induced dephasing drives a quantum-to-classical transition in strong-field photoelectron dynamics, with probability density localizing on unstable periodic orbits.
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High-power attosecond X-ray free-electron lasers: physics and design strategy
The effective lasing length of the electron beam governs attainable peak power and pulse duration in attosecond XFELs, with trade-offs from slice energy spread, emittance, chirp, tapering, and tilt.