Attosecond streaking experiments on atoms: quantum theory versus simple model
A. K. Kazansky, N. M. Kabachnik
Abstract
A new theoretical approach to the description of the attosecond streaking measurements of atomic photoionization is presented. It is a fully quantum mechanical description based on numerical solving of the time-dependent Schroedinger equation which includes the atomic field as well as the fields of the XUV and IR pulses. Also a simple semiempirical description based on sudden approximation is suggested which agrees very well with the exact solution.
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