Exploring molecular strong field ionization with ahybrid coupled channels approach
CFEL Theory Seminar
- Date: Sep 21, 2016
- Time: 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM (Local Time Germany)
- Speaker: Vinay Pramod Majety
- Physics Department, LMU, Munich
- Location: CFEL (Bldg. 99)
- Room: Seminar Room IV, O1.111
- Host: Nina Rohringer
Molecular strong field ionization (SFI)is at the heart of several ultrafast imaging/spectroscopic techniques such aslaser induced electron diffraction and high harmonic spectroscopy. Whileproof-of-principle experiments are underway, it is still a long way before theycan evolve into a standard imaging techniques. The coupled motion of electronsand nuclei under the influence of a non-perturbative external laser field isnot fully understood yet and there is a strong demand for developing many bodymethods that can model these molecular SFI based processes.
I will present in this talk, the making
of the hybrid coupled channels approach, one of the first multi-electron
methods that has been realized in this context, by covering a range of
technical aspects such as the construction of accurate channel functions,
choice of gauge, linear dependency issues and so on. Using examples, I will
demonstrate the role of multi-electron effects: Exchange, core electron polarization and
inner orbital ionization in molecular SFI.