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We have measured the momentum distributions of singly and doubly charged helium ions created in the focus of 220 fs, 800 nm laser pulses at intensities of (2.9--6.6)×10¹⁴W/cm². All ions are emitted strongly aligned along the direction of polarization of the light. We find the typical momenta of the He²⁺ ions to be 5--10 times larger than those of the He¹⁺ ions and a two peak structure at the highest intensity.
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