ABSTRACT
An efficient scheme is proposed to generate broadband supercontinuum spectra and isolated attosecond laser pulses by suppressing multiple rescatterings with plasmon-enhanced laser fields. High-order harmonic generation from helium atoms in long wavelength is theoretically investigated. It is found that a quantum path interference and a multiple rescatterings interference are two fundamental limitations against the smooth degree of harmonic spectra. Numerical results show that the coherent superposition state in combination with plasmon-enhanced laser fields is robust for broadband supercontinuum generation. Then an isolated 78-as pulse can be directly generated.
Acknowledgments
The authors sincerely thank Prof. Keli Han and Dr. Ruifeng Lu for providing us the LZH-DICP code.