Publications by authors named "Yingtong Su"
Motile organisms can expand into new territories and increase their fitness, while nonmotile viruses usually depend on host migration to spread across long distances. In general, faster host motility facilitates virus transmission. However, recent ecological studies have also shown that animal host migration can reduce viral prevalence by removing infected individuals from the migratory group.
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- The study investigates high-order harmonics produced from xenon (Xe) when exposed to two different types of circularly and elliptically polarized laser fields, focusing on quantum-field scattering theory.
- The elliptical polarization is analyzed as a combination of two counter-rotating circularly polarized fields with different intensities, leading to insights on the transfer of spin angular momentum during the harmonic generation process.
- The research successfully explains experimental observations of specific harmonic distributions and patterns related to spin angular momentum balance, providing a robust theoretical foundation for these results.
High-order harmonics generated from atoms driven by counter-rotating two-color circularly (CRTC) polarized laser fields are studied in the frame of a quantum-field scattering theory. We use a pair of generalized phased Bessel (GPB) functions to describe the harmonic generation amplitude. The use of GPB functions allows us to define the phase of a harmonic channel accurately, by which we obtain the spin angular momentum conservation relation in a straightforward way.
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