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Ionization of hydrogen atoms by static and circularly polarized fields: Classical adiabatic theory

M J Rakovic-+ and Shih-I Chu++

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Classical mechanics has been applied in the theoretical study of the ionization of hydrogen atoms by static electric and circularly polarized electromagnetic fields. In both cases it was assumed that the ionizing field was adiabatically switched on. In the case of circular fields the calculations were performed for the initial energies and frequencies of the field for which . For such initial conditions almost all trajectories that lead to ionization are regular. The results of adiabatic theory and numerical simulations are compared with recent experiments.


PACS

34.50.Fa Electronic excitation and ionization of atoms (including beam-foil excitation and ionization)

31.15.-p Calculations and mathematical techniques in atomic and molecular physics

Subjects

Atomic and molecular physics

Computational physics

Dates

Issue 9 (14 May 1998)

Received 8 September 1997



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