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Phase Dependence of Electron Localization in the Laser-Driven Dissociation of HeH2+

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Abstract

We theoretically study the electron localization in the laser-driven dissociation of HeH2+. The upward shift and suppression of the localization probability are observed. The phenomena are found to be associated with the molecular structure.

© 2012 Optical Society of America

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