Enhanced harmonic generation in double-well potentials George N. Gibson University of Connecticut Graduate students: Katya Sergen Dale Smith James Dragan.

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Enhanced harmonic generation in double-well potentials George N. Gibson University of Connecticut Graduate students: Katya Sergen Dale Smith James Dragan Funding: NSF DAMOP 2015 Columbus, OH June 8-12, 2015

Outline High multiphoton susceptibility of the Γ-system: –Strong multiphoton excitation –Strong harmonic generation Double-well potentials contain the Γ-system –Doubly ionized potentials work well (A 2 2+ ) –What about neutral potentials (A 2 )? These are much more practical Performed both n-level and TDSE calculations Double-well potentials have large MP susceptibility, even in the presence of other levels.

What is special about even- charged diatomic molecules? Strongly coupled pair of excited states and a weakly coupled ground state.

3-Level Model System This system can be solved exactly for the n-photon Rabi frequency!

Γ-system Literature

Γ-system: Harmonic Generation

1-D 2-electron double-well model: Harmonic generation:

Double well energy levels: A 2+ + A 2+ A 3+ + A 1+ Ionic Covalent

Double well energy levels: Ionic Covalent

Harmonic generation from A 2 2+ Small RIntermediate R

Harmonic generation from A 2 2+

Harmonic generation from A 2 Small RIntermediate R

Harmonic generation from A 2

Double well energy levels: Ionic Covalent

Double well energy levels: A 2+ + A 2+ A 3+ + A 1+ Ionic Covalent

Dipole couplings at large R:

Conclusions A pair of nearly degenerate strongly coupled states, like those found in diatomic molecules greatly enhances multiphoton couplings. In particular, low order harmonic generation is strongly enhanced and becomes non-perturbative. Presence of covalent states in the neutral molecule are not detrimental. Requires diatomic molecules at moderate internuclear separations. Question: what is the optimal energy level structure for a particular nonlinear process?

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Perfect Floquet Ladder of States: Level 1 couples to the -(n-1) Floquet state through  12. Since this is only a 1-photon interaction the AC Stark shift is small.