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The route to attosecond light pulses

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Alessandro D'Attanasio .

When an intense laser interacts with a gas of atoms, high-order harmonics are generated. In the time domain, this radiation forms a train of extremely short light pulses, of the order of 100 attoseconds. Attosecond pulses allow the study of the dynamics of electrons in atoms and molecules, using pump-probe techniques. This presentation by 2023 Nobel Laureate in Physics Prof. Anne L’Huillier will highlight some of the key steps of the field of attosecond science.

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