Publications by authors named "Zhenning Guo"

We present a kinematically complete study on strong-field double ionization of H_{2} molecules in two-color bicircular laser fields. The releasing times of electrons and protons are recorded with the double-hand attoclock. We observe the relative emission angles of two electrons oscillate with the kinetic energy release of protons, indicating the internal concerted four-body fragmentation.

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  • The study examines ultrafast isomerization in photoexcited CHCl molecules, focusing on how different electronic states interact non-adiabatically.
  • Using pump-probe Coulomb explosion imaging, the researchers found that isomerization occurs through multiple pathways, with distinct patterns observed in the kinetic energy release spectra.
  • The findings reveal that the strong laser field not only drives isomerization but also influences coherent vibrational dynamics, leading to concurrent reactions in intermediate states.
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With the rapid development of femtosecond lasers, the generation and application of optical vortices have been extended to the regime of intense-light-matter interaction. The characterization of the orbital angular momentum (OAM) of intense vortex pulses is very critical. Here, we propose and demonstrate a novel photoelectron-based scheme that can in situ distinguish the OAM of the focused intense femtosecond optical vortices without the modification of light helical phase.

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The Jahn-Teller effect is an essential mechanism of spontaneous symmetry breaking in molecular and solid state systems, and has far-reaching consequences in many fields. Up to now, to directly image the onset of Jahn-Teller symmetry breaking remains unreached. Here we employ ultrafast ion-coincidence Coulomb explosion imaging with sub-10 fs resolution and unambiguously image the ultrafast dynamics of Jahn-Teller deformations of [Formula: see text] cation in symmetry space.

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We study multiphoton ionization of Kr atoms by circular 400-nm laser fields and probe its photoelectron circular dichroism with the weak corotating and counterrotating circular fields at 800 nm. The unusual momentum- and energy-resolved photoelectron circular dichroisms from the ^{2}P_{1/2} ionic state are observed as compared with those from ^{2}P_{3/2} ionic state. We identify an anomalous ionization enhancement at sidebands related to the ^{2}P_{1/2} ionic state on photoelectron momentum distribution when switching the relative helicity of the two fields from corotating to counterrotating.

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We demonstrate a novel attoclock, in which we add a perturbative linearly polarized light field at 400 nm to calibrate the attoclock constructed by an intense circularly polarized field at 800 nm. This approach can be directly implemented to analyze the recent hot and controversial topics involving strong-field tunneling ionization. The generally accepted picture is that tunneling ionization is instantaneous and that the tunneling probability synchronizes with the laser electric field.

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