Abstract
We investigate experimentally the high-order harmonic generation from aligned molecules and demonstrate that the modulation inversion of the harmonic yield with respect to molecular alignment can be altered dramatically by fine-tuning the intensity of the driving laser pulse for harmonic generation. The results can be modeled by employing the strong field approximation including a ground state depletion factor. The laser intensity is thus proved to be a parameter that can control the high-harmonic emission from aligned molecules.
- Received 16 January 2008
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevA.78.015802
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