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Attosecond Physics: Real time tracking of valence electron motion in atoms

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Abstract

We demonstrate triggering and real-time observation of valence-shell electron motion in atoms and we discuss the basic attosecond technologies that enable complete control of electron dynamics at the nanoscale.

© 2010 Optical Society of America

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