X-ray Pulses Approaching the Attosecond Frontier

By M. Drescher, Michael Hentschel, Reinhard Kienberger, G. Tempea, C. Spielmann, G. Reider, P. Corkum, F. Krausz. Science, 2001

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High-harmonic generation in solids (2016, neutral): “(6), regardless of its symmetry in E(t).”
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Time-resolved atomic inner-shell spectroscopy (2002, background): “The recent demonstration of isolated sub-femtosecond soft-X-ray pulse”
Optical frequency comb with submillihertz linewidth and more than 10 W average power (2008, methodology): “This was further confirmed by a timing noise model of the similariton lase”