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We report resonant multiphoton ionization in neon. The study of the interaction volume shows that the size of the focused region depends on the laser power, order of interaction, and energy of photon. Thus we have chosen a resonant approach. The results show a discrepancy of 6 cm−1 between the experimental multiphoton resonance and the theoretically predicted one. We explain this discrepancy by the perturbative effect of the intense electromagnetic field of the laser on the resonant atomic level 11p [3/2]1,2 of neon.
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