Intensity dependence of Rydberg states

@inproceedings{Ortmann2018IntensityDO,
  title={Intensity dependence of Rydberg states},
  author={Lisa Ortmann and Cornelia Hofmann and Alexandra S. Landsman},
  year={2018}
}
We investigate numerically and analytically the intensity dependence of the fraction of electrons that end up in a Rydberg state after strong-field ionization with linearly polarized light. We find that including the intensity dependent distribution of ionization times and non-adiabatic effects leads to a better understanding of experimental results. Furthermore, we observe using Classical Trajectory Monte Carlo simulations that the intensity dependence of the Rydberg yield changes with… 
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