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Adiabatic Floquet theory

In the following section the experimental approach is briefly described. The initial observations of microwave ionization and the completely non-resonant picture initially used to describe it are then presented. Then microwave multiphoton transitions in a two level system analogous to the rate limiting step of microwave ionization are described both experimentally and theoretically. Experiments on this two level system with well controlled pulses of microwaves to show the applicability of an adiabatic Floquet theory to pulses are then described. We finally return to microwave ionization to see evidence for the resonant nature of the process. [Pg.127]

CONTROL OF QUANTUM DYNAMICS BY LASER PULSES ADIABATIC FLOQUET THEORY... [Pg.147]

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