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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"multi-photon processes"”.

  1. Korrelierte Elektron-Ion-Stöße in starken Laserfeldern

    … is changed into drift energy. In this regime, multi-photon processes, known from the ionization of neutral atoms ( Above-Threshold Ionization), and successive, so called correlated collisions, are important. The subject of the thesis is a study of binary Coulomb collisions in strong laser …

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  2. Design, optimization, and applications of few-cycle Ti:Sapphire lasers

    … are even more complicated as non-negligible multi-photon processes also come into play. Due to the strong coupling between these effects, performing a reliable analysis and optimization become extremely challenging. In this thesis we study the spatiotemporal dynamics of pulse evolution in the …

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  3. Laser-control of molecular dynamics

    … a new promising algorithm to control dynamical processes based on the instantaneous response has been developed. Because the derived control fields have been shown to be very efficient in selectively influencing molecules, it is to be expected that farther reaching applications can be realized …

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  4. Drug Delivery Strategies Using Light Sensitive Molecules

    … of NIR light on these particles initiates multi-photon processes, eventually emitting UV/VIS wavelengths. The advantage of the NIR is that it deeply penetrates into the human skin. In our latest project, we have designed a drug conjugate that would be attached to UCNPs. We envision that …

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