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Physical Mechanisms of Light-Induced Molecular Fragmentation in the Long-Wavelength Regime
Strong near-infrared (NIR) laser fields ionize polyatomic molecules through tunneling and multiphoton processes, while subsequent molecular fragmentation can be driven by electron rescattering and field-induced nonadiabatic excitation of the molecular ion. How these competing mechanisms deposit ener
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