This paper reports on an interesting phenomenon in strong-field laser physics. It has been found, by numerical simulation method, that when interacting with an extraintense stationary laser beam (Q100, where Q is the dimensionless measure of the field intensity [Y. K. Ho, Phys. Lett. A 220, 189 (1996)], the electron can be captured and violently accelerated by the laser beam field.
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