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We present a theory illuminating the crossover from strong-field tunneling ionization to weak-field multiphoton ionization in the interaction of a classical laser field with a hydrogen atom. A simple formula is derived in which the ionization amplitude appears as a product of two separate amplitudes. The first describes the initial polarization of the atom by virtual multiphoton absorption and the second the subsequent tunneling out of the polarized atom. Tunneling directly from the ground state and multiphoton absorption without tunneling appear naturally as the limits of the theory.
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