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Characterization of the electric field of focused pulsed Gaussian beams for phase-sensitive interactions with matter

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Abstract

The electric field of arbitrarily focused few-femtosecond pulsed Gaussian beams is characterized for their phase-sensitive interaction with matter. In the case of a transversally extended interaction region, the electric field is blurred, but effective values of the carrier-envelope phase and carrier frequency can still be defined.

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