CECAM - Advances in Strong Field and Attosecond PhysicsAdvances in Strong Field and Attosecond Physics

In the past few years, considerable progress has been made in the attosecond imaging of matter and in the understanding of how complex systems interact with strong laser pulses. Concrete examples are the reconstruction of molecular orbitals [3], coherent control of molecular wavepackets [5], the probing of molecular vibration [6], or the investigation of high-order harmonic generation and ionization in clusters [7] and larger molecules [8].

There exists, however, a great deal of controversy, especially with respect to an accurate treatment of the targets in intense fields. This discussion goes beyond the current scope of strong-field laser physics and moves towards the fields of quantum chemistry and condensed-matter theory.

For more information on the workshop and on how to register please visit the following websites:

http://www.cse.scitech.ac.uk/cecam_at_daresbury/attosecond.shtml

http://www.cse.scitech.ac.uk/events/Attosecond_Physics/

Advances in Strong Field and Attosecond Physics

Location: University College London, UK

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