The excitation and ionization of the hydrogen atom in strong laser fields

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1. Modern application of lasers
2. Upconversion assisted self-pulsing in a high-concentration erbium doped fibre laser
3. Raman amplification with reduced polarization impairments in the fibre with tailored spin profile
4. Point-by-point inscription of 250-nm-period structure in bulk fused silica by tightly-focused femtosecond UV pulses: experiment and numerical modeling
5. Dielectrophoretic mobility in the characterization of properties of microparticles
6. Alkali lasers for magnetic resonance imaging
7. Photoacoustic spectroscopy for trace gas detection with cryogenic and room-temperature continuous-wave quantum cascade lasers
8. Efficiency enhancement in a microcavity solid-state dye laser with Bragg grating reflectors
9. Photothermal methods for determination of thermal properties of bulk materials and thin films
10. Determination of optical parameters of pulp suspensions by time-resolved detection of photoacoustic signals and total diffuse reflectance measurements
11. Spatial light modulator as a reconfigurable intracavity dispersive element for tunable lasers
12. Detection of laser induced dielectric breakdown in water using a laser doppler vibrometer
13. Transportation of megawatt millijoule laser pulses via optical fibers?
14. The excitation and ionization of the hydrogen atom in strong laser fields