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Area of Science:

Physics
Quantum Optics
Ultrafast Laser Science

Background:

Accurate characterization of ultrashort pulses is crucial for advanced spectroscopic and dynamical imaging.
Existing methods may lack precision for complex pulse structures.

Purpose of the Study:

To apply and validate a multiple-Gaussian approach for characterizing ultrashort vacuum (VUV) and deep ultraviolet (DUV) pulses.
To compare the efficacy of auto- and cross-correlation techniques using this method.
To investigate the advantages of using chirped Gaussian pulses for pulse characterization.

Main Methods:

Extension of the single Gaussian autocorrelation technique.
Expansion of pulses into a series of Gaussian functions across different frequencies.
Utilizing analytic solutions for two-photon ionization of atoms by Gaussian pulses.

Main Results:

The multiple-Gaussian approach provides accurate characterization for both simple and complex ultrashort pulse forms.
Comparison of auto- and cross-correlation methods demonstrates reliable results with the proposed technique.
Pulses with a linear chirp exhibit specific advantages in characterization accuracy.

Conclusions:

The multiple-Gaussian method is a robust technique for characterizing ultrashort VUV and DUV pulses.
The study validates the accuracy and applicability of the method for complex pulse dynamics.
Linear chirp offers benefits for precise temporal and spectral pulse analysis.