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Tunnelling of electrons via the neighboring atom - Light: Science & Applications

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Tunnelling of electrons via the neighboring atom - Light: Science & Applications

As compared to the intuitive process that the electron emits straight to the continuum from its parent ion, there is an alternative route that the electron may transfer to and be trapped by a neighboring ionic core before the eventual release. Here, we demonstrate that electron tunnelling via the neighboring atomic core is a pronounced process in light-induced tunnelling ionization of molecules by absorbing multiple near-infrared photons.

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