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Channel closing in strong-field photoemission from tip arrays
Ultrafast photoemission is a promising avenue for the development of petahertz electronics. For such devices, identifying the precise emission mechanism and quantifying the local field strength at the emission site are of utmost interest. While this information can be extracted from electron energy
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