Subhendu KAHALY

Division Head, Leading Scientist

Extreme Light Infrastructure Hu Nonprofit Ltd

Hungary

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Subhendu KAHALY is the Division Head and Leading Scientist at Extreme Light Infrastructure Hu Nonprofit Ltd. in Hungary. His research encompasses various aspects of high-intensity laser physics, including ultrafast thermionic emission, proton acceleration in near-critical-density plasmas, and high-order harmonic generation. He has contributed significantly to the field through publications that investigate quantum path interferences and the generation of isolated attosecond pulses.

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Dimitris Charalambidis

University of Crete

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Daniele Margarone

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The Queen's University Belfast

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GERMANY

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Bruno Moio

Istituto di Fotonica e Nanotecnologie Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche

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Tunable ultrafast thermionic emission from femtosecond-laser hot spot on a metal surface by control of laser polarization and angle of incidence: A numerical investigation

Controlled transition to different proton acceleration regimes: Near-critical-density plasmas driven by circularly polarized few-cycle pulses

Intense isolated attosecond pulses from two-color few-cycle laser driven relativistic surface plasma

Two-XUV-photon double ionization of neon

Liquid-cooled modular gas cell system for high-order harmonic generation using high average power laser systems

High-Flux 100 kHz Attosecond Pulse Source Driven by a High-Average Power Annular Laser Beam

Detailed study of quantum path interferences in high harmonic generation driven by chirped laser pulses

Saturating multiple ionization in intense mid-infrared laser fields

Attosecond pulse generation at ELI-ALPS 100 kHz repetition rate beamline

Non-linear processes in the extreme ultraviolet

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Dimitris Charalambidis

Daniele Margarone

G. Sansone

Bruno Moio

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