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Physical origins of complex interference structures in harmonic emission from molecular ions stretched to large internuclear distances

Li Wei-Yan Liu Na Wang Shang

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Physical origins of complex interference structures in harmonic emission from molecular ions stretched to large internuclear distances

Li Wei-Yan, Liu Na, Wang Shang
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  • High-order harmonic generation (HHG) from the molecular ions stretched to large internuclear distances is studied numerically and analytically in this work. We focus on the fine structure of the HHG spectrum related to the contribution of short electron trajectory. In our numerically solving the time-dependent Schrodinger equation (TDSE), we use a trajectory-dependent filtering procedure to separate the short-trajectory contribution from other contributions of long trajectory and multiple returns. Our TDSE results reveal that the short-trajectory HHG spectra of molecular ion with larger internuclear distance show some complex interference structures characterized by some remarkable dips, and that the position of the dip is sensitive to the laser parameters. With a developed model arising from strong-field approximation (SFA), we are able to identify the physical origins of the complex interference structures. In this model considered is the charge-resonance effect which induces the strong coupling between the ground state and the first excited state of the molecular ion at large internuclear distance. In this model, the well-known effect of two-center interference occurs in the form of the canonical momentum instead of the momentum related to the instantaneous velocity of the electron in the general SFA. It is shown that some dips in TDSE results arise from two-center interference of the electronic wave between these two atomic cores of the molecule in the ionization process, while others come from that in the recombination process. These ionization and recombination dips alternately appear in the HHG spectra from the formed complex interference structures. The main differences between the interference effects in the ionization process and the recombination process are twofold. Firstly, in the ionization process, the destructive two-center interference strongly suppresses the forming of the continuum wavepacket, while in the recombination process, the recombination of the rescattering electron with other bound eigenstates with small weights can also contribute to HHG bedsides the recombination of the ground state with the first excited state with large weights. As a result, in TDSE results, the ionization dips are deeper and more remarkable than the recombination ones. Secondly, in the recombination process, the Coulomb acceleration remarkably changes the de Broglie wavelength of the rescattering electron and therefore changes the position of the interference-induced dip. While in the ionization process, the Coulomb potential plays a small role in the interference effect. As a result, the interference dips in the ionization process and the recombination process differ from each other.
      Corresponding author: Li Wei-Yan, liwy157@126.com ; Wang Shang, phywangshang@163.com
    • Funds: Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 11904072), the Science and Technology Project of Hebei Education Department for Young Scholar, China (Grant Nos. QN2019074, QN2022143), and the S&T Program of Hebei, China (Grant No. A2022205002).
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  • 图 1  $R = 16$的H$_2^ + $的短轨道TDSE谐波谱与模型预测结果, 激光场强度$ I = 5 \times {10^{14}}{\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\text{W/c}}{{\text{m}}^2} $, 激光波长$\lambda = 1600{\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\text{nm}}$ (a), (c) $\theta = {0^ \circ }$$\theta = {20^ \circ }$${\text{H}}_2^ + $的短轨道TDSE谐波谱; (b), (d) (5)式在$\theta = {0^ \circ }$$\theta = {20^ \circ }$ 的短轨道计算结果, 包括考虑电离干涉和再结合干涉的结果(黑色实线)和仅考虑电离干涉的结果(红色虚线). 红色和蓝色的数字分别表示电离干涉和再结合干涉最小的位置. 短箭头指示TDSE结果中一些干涉最小的位置, 竖直虚线指示(5)式预期的干涉最小的位置

    Figure 1.  Harmonic spectra of H$_2^ + $ with $R = 16$, obtained for short-trajectory TDSE simulations and relevant predictions of Eq. (5), laser parameters used are $I = 5 \times {10^{14}} ~$W/cm2 and $\lambda = 1600$ nm: (a), (c) Short-trajectory TDSE simulations at $\theta = {0^ \circ }$and$\theta = {20^ \circ }$, respectively; (b), (d) relevant predictions of Eq. (5) at $\theta = {0^ \circ }$ and $\theta = {20^ \circ }$, respectively, with considering the contributions of both ionization and recombination (black solid curves) and considering only the contributions of ionization (red dashed curves). The red and blue numbers indicate minima related to ionization and recombination, respectively. Arrows indicate some minima in TDSE results and use the vertical dashed lines to indicate minima in predictions of Eq. (5).

    图 2  核间距$R = 16$${\text{H}}_2^ + $ 的短轨道TDSE谐波在 $\theta = {0^ \circ }$ 的时频分布以及相应(5)式预期的干涉最小, 包括联系于电离的干涉最小(红色空心圆圈)和联系于再结合的干涉最小(黑色空心圆圈), 激光参数同图1(a)

    Figure 2.  Time-frequency distribution of HHG for ${\text{H}}_2^ + $ with $R = 16$ obtained with short-trajectory TDSE simulations at $\theta = {0^ \circ }$ and the corresponding predictions of Eq. (5) for the interference minima, including minima related to ionization (red hollow circle) and recombination (black hollow circle), respectively. The laser parameters used are as in Fig. 1(a).

    图 3  $R = 16$的H$_2^ + $的短轨道TDSE谐波谱与模型预测结果, 激光场强度$ I = 5 \times {10^{14}}{\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\text{W/c}}{{\text{m}}^2} $, 激光波长$\lambda = 1800{\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\text{nm}}$(a), (c)$\theta = {0^ \circ }$$\theta = {20^ \circ }$${\text{H}}_2^ + $的短轨道TDSE谐波谱; (b), (d) (5)式在$\theta = {0^ \circ }$$\theta = {20^ \circ }$ 的短轨道计算结果, 包括考虑电离干涉和再结合干涉的结果(黑色实线)和仅考虑电离干涉的结果(红色虚线). 红色和蓝色的数字分别表示电离干涉和再结合干涉的最小位置. 短箭头指示TDSE结果中一些干涉最小的位置, 竖直虚线指示(5)式预期的干涉最小的位置

    Figure 3.  Harmonic spectra of H$_2^ + $ with $R = 16$, obtained for short-trajectory TDSE simulations and relevant predictions of Eq. (5), laser parameters used are $I = 5 \times {10^{14}}$ W/cm2 and $\lambda = 1800$ nm: (a), (c) Short-trajectory TDSE simulations at $\theta = {0^ \circ }$ and $\theta = {20^ \circ }$, respectively; (b), (d) relevant predictions of Eq. (5) at $\theta = {0^ \circ }$ and $\theta = {20^ \circ }$, respectively, with considering the contributions of both ionization and recombination (black solid curves) and considering only the contributions of ionization (red dashed curves). The red and blue numbers indicate minima related to ionization and recombination, respectively. Arrows indicate some minima in TDSE results and use the vertical dashed lines to indicate minima in predictions of Eq. (5).

    图 4  $R = 16$的H$_2^ + $的短轨道TDSE谐波谱与模型预测结果, 激光场强度$ I = 5 \times {10^{14}}{\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\text{W/c}}{{\text{m}}^2} $ , 激光波长$\lambda = 1200{\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\text{nm}}$(a), (c)$\theta = {0^ \circ }$$\theta = {20^ \circ }$${\text{H}}_2^ + $的短轨道TDSE谐波谱; (b), (d) (5)式在$\theta = {0^ \circ }$$\theta = {20^ \circ }$ 的短轨道计算结果, 包括考虑电离干涉和再结合干涉的结果(黑色实线)和仅考虑电离干涉的结果(红色虚线). 红色和蓝色的数字分别表示电离干涉和再结合干涉的最小位置. 短箭头指示TDSE结果中一些干涉最小的位置, 竖直虚线指示(5)式预期的干涉最小的位置

    Figure 4.  Harmonic spectra of H$_2^ + $ with $R = 16$, obtained for short-trajectory TDSE simulations and relevant predictions of Eq. (5), laser parameters used are $I = 5 \times {10^{14}}$W/cm2 and $\lambda = 1200$ nm: (a), (c) Short-trajectory TDSE simulations at $\theta = {0^ \circ }$ and $\theta = {20^ \circ }$, respectively; (b), (d)relevant predictions of Eq. (5) at $\theta = {0^ \circ }$ and $\theta = {20^ \circ }$, respectively, with considering the contributions of both ionization and recombination (black solid curves) and considering only the contributions of ionization (red dashed curves). The red and blue numbers indicate minima related to ionization and recombination, respectively. Arrows indicate some minima in TDSE results and use the vertical dashed lines to indicate minima in predictions of Eq. (5).

    图 5  $R = 12$的H$_2^ + $的短轨道TDSE谐波谱与模型预测结果, 激光场强度$ I = 5 \times {10^{14}}{\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\text{W/c}}{{\text{m}}^2} $, 激光波长$\lambda = 1600{\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\text{nm}}$(a), (c)$\theta = {0^ \circ }$$\theta = {20^ \circ }$${\text{H}}_2^ + $的短轨道TDSE谐波谱; (b), (d) (5)式在$\theta = {0^ \circ }$$\theta = {20^ \circ }$ 的短轨道计算结果, 包括考虑电离干涉和再结合干涉的结果(黑色实线)和仅考虑电离干涉的结果(红色虚线). 红色和蓝色的数字分别表示电离干涉和再结合干涉的最小位置. 短箭头指示TDSE结果中一些干涉最小的位置, 竖直虚线指示(5)式预期的干涉最小的位置

    Figure 5.  Harmonic spectra of H$_2^ + $ with $R = 12$, obtained for short-trajectory TDSE simulations and relevant predictions of Eq. (5), laser parameters used are $I = 5 \times {10^{14}}$W/cm2 and $\lambda = 1600$ nm: (a), (c) Short-trajectory TDSE simulations at $\theta = {0^ \circ }$ and$\theta = {20^ \circ }$, respectively; (b), (d) relevant predictions of Eq. (5) at $\theta = {0^ \circ }$ and $\theta = {20^ \circ }$, respectively, with considering the contributions of both ionization and recombination (black solid curves) and considering only the contributions of ionization (red dashed curves). The red and blue numbers indicate minima related to ionization and recombination, respectively. Arrows indicate some minima in TDSE results and use the vertical dashed lines to indicate minima in predictions of Eq. (5).

    图 6  核间距$R = 16$${\text{H}}_2^ + $ 的短轨道TDSE谐波在 $\theta = {0^ \circ }$ 的时频分布以及相应(5)式预期的干涉最小, 包括联系于电离的干涉最小(红色空心圆圈)和联系于再结合的干涉最小(黑色空心圆圈). 其中, 电离能${I_p} = 0.562\;{\text{a}}{\text{.u}}.$. 激光场强度$ I = 1 \times {10^{14}}{\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\text{W/c}}{{\text{m}}^2} $, 激光波长$\lambda = 1800{\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\kern 1 pt} {\text{nm}}$

    Figure 6.  Time-frequency distribution of HHG for ${\text{H}}_2^ + $ with $R = 16$ obtained with short-trajectory TDSE simulations at $\theta = {0^ \circ }$ and the corresponding predictions of Eq. (5) for the interference minima, including minima related to ionization (red hollow circle) and recombination (black hollow circle), respectively. Ionization energy${I_p} = 0.562\;{\text{a}}{\text{.u}}.$. Laser parameters used are $I = 1 \times {10^{14}}$W/cm2 and $\lambda = 1800$ nm

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Publishing process
  • Received Date:  20 December 2022
  • Accepted Date:  03 February 2023
  • Available Online:  11 April 2023
  • Published Online:  20 April 2023

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