Interfacing the B-Spline R-Matrix and R-Matrix with Time Dependence Computer Codes: An Update

As a continuation of Schneider et al., Atoms 2022 10, 26, we report recent progress in the development and deployment of the interface between the computational codes B-Spline R-matrix (BSR) and R-Matrix with Time dependence (RMT). These advances have been achieved within the context of the LS-coupling scheme. In its current state, the interface handles atomic target states described by single configurations and supports the Fano–Racah phase convention, as required by RMT. As first example of an application, we use the interface to investigate multiphoton single ionization of helium exposed to a linearly polarized laser field with wavelengths between 280 and 316 nm and a peak intensity of 3×1014 W/cm2. As a second example, we consider high-order harmonic generation (HHG) in carbon, driven by an intense 30-cycle laser field at 800 nm and a peak intensity of 1×1012 W/cm2.

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2025-08-29
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Interfacing the B-Spline R-Matrix and R-Matrix with Time Dependence Computer Codes: An Update

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Interfacing the B-Spline R-Matrix and R-Matrix with Time Dependence Computer Codes: An Update

Klaus Bartschat, Aaron Bondy, Soumyajit Saha, Kathryn R. Hamilton, J. C. del Valle
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As a continuation of Schneider et al., Atoms 2022 10, 26, we report recent progress in the development and deployment of the interface between the computational codes B-Spline R-matrix (BSR) and R-Matrix with Time dependence (RMT). These advances have been achieved within the context of the LS-coupling scheme. In its current state, the interface handles atomic target states described by single configurations and supports the Fano–Racah phase convention, as required by RMT. As first example of an application, we use the interface to investigate multiphoton single ionization of helium exposed to a linearly polarized laser field with wavelengths between 280 and 316 nm and a peak intensity of 3×1014 W/cm2. As a second example, we consider high-order harmonic generation (HHG) in carbon, driven by an intense 30-cycle laser field at 800 nm and a peak intensity of 1×1012 W/cm2.

AtomsVol. 13(9)
University of Denver (US), University of Windsor (CA), GLA University (IN), Drake University (US), Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (MX), University of Colorado Denver (US)
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