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Multiple ionization of neon, argon and xenon in a high-intensity Ti:Sapphire laser field has been studied. Ion yield curves of xenon versus laser intensity have been obtained for the first six charges. Curves of charges 2+ to 6+ present obvious structures which can be attributed to the occurrence of non-sequential ionization processes. Also, comparison of the ion yields of the first three charges of Ar with previously obtained results inside a different laser field (Nd:Glass laser , ) indicates that non-sequential ionization is strongly wavelength dependent.
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LaRochelle et al. (1998) studied this question.
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