Il Nuovo Cimento D

, Volume 3, Issue 5, pp 917–935 | Cite as

Two-photon ionization by perturbation theory of a simple molecular model

  • N. Durante
  • G. P. Arrighini
  • C. Guidotti
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Summary

The two-photon ionization probability of a simple model of diatomic molecule has been exactly evaluated under the assumption that a perturbative treatment is valid. The model consists of a simple electron in one-dimensional motion in the field of two fixed Dirac delta wells. The exact results are compared with a number of approximations arising from simplifications introduced at the level of final state and/or the intermediate states involved in the evaluation of the relevant ionization amplitude.

PACS. 33.80

Molecular photon processes 

Riassunto

È stata calcolata la probabilità di ionizzazione per assorbimento di due fotoni in un semplice modello di molecola biatomica omonucleare in condizioni nelle quali si può supporre valida una trattazione perturbativa. Il modello considerato consiste di un elettrone vincolato a muoversi di moto monodimensionale nel campo di due buche attrattive tipo delta di Dirac. Risultati esatti per il modello sono confrontati con approssimazioni ottenute semplificando la struttura dello stato finale dell'elettrone ionizzato e/o quella degli stati intermedi necessari per il calcolo dell'ampiezza di ionizzazione a due fotoni.

Резюме

В рамках применимости теории возмущений оценивается вероятность двух-фотонной ионизации в простой модели двухатомной молекулы. Модель состоит из электрона, участвующего в одно-мерном движении в поле двух фиксированных потенциальных ям в виде дельта-функций Дирака. Точные результаты сравниваются с рядом приближений, получающихся из упрощений, вводимых на уровне конечного состояния и/или промежуточных состояний, необходимых для вычисления соответствующей амплитуды двух-фотонной ионизации.

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© Società Italiana di Fisica 1984

Authors and Affiliations

  • N. Durante
    • 1
  • G. P. Arrighini
    • 1
  • C. Guidotti
    • 1
    • 2
  1. 1.Istituto di Chimica Fisica dell'UniversitàPisaItalia
  2. 2.Istituto di Chimica Quantistica ed Energetica Molecolare del C.N.R.PisaItalia

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