Nonstationary, autoionizing wave packets have been produced by exposing calcium Rydberg atoms to a pair of identical phase-coherent subpicosecond laser pulses. The energy and angular distribution and time of ejection of electrons has been altered by changing the relative phase and delay between the two laser pulses.
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