Figure 1Experimental setup for non-collinear generation of near-threshold harmonics. A 30-fs pulse centered at 800 nm (red) is frequency doubled in a type-I.

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Figure 1Experimental setup for non-collinear generation of near-threshold harmonics. A 30-fs pulse centered at 800 nm (red) is frequency doubled in a type-I beta-barium-oxide (BBO) crystal. The 400-nm pulse (blue) is isolated from the infrared beam using a pair of dichroic mirrors and is split into two equally intense beams that are subsequently non-collinearly focused into a semi-infinite gas cell using a f=50 cm focusing mirror and spatiotemporally matched using translation stage 1 (red double-headed arrows). Irises 1 and 2 control the diameter and intensity of the driving beams, whereas translation stage 2 (green double-headed arrows) determines the lateral beam separation and thus the crossing angle α in the medium. Non-collinear wave mixing in rare gases generates multiple beamlets in the emission cone that are recorded using a MCP for position-sensitive detection. The beam blocks in front of the detector are used to prevent the intense collinear beams from saturating the MCP. The vector diagram on the top left illustrates the emission directions (arrows in red) based on momentum conservation for 5ω0 beamlets in non-collinear wave mixing of two fields of the same photon energy (ω0) crossing at an angle α. The photon contributions [m,n] from each driving pulse are indicated for the respective beamlets. Rajendran Rajeev, Johannes Hellwagner, Anne Schumacher, Inga Jordan, Martin Huppert, Andres Tehlar, Bhargava Ram Niraghatam, Denitsa Baykusheva, Nan Lin, Aaron von Conta and Hans Jakob Wörner, Aaron von Conta,Hans Jakob Wörner <i>In situ</i> frequency gating and beam splitting of vacuum- and extreme-ultraviolet pulses null,2016,5(11) http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/lsa.2016.170