Imaging electron motion with attosecond time resolution

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Time response All processes: • Exciton • Interband • Plasmon • Core levels • Compton scattering
Isolating the exciton g gap B ( ω) = 1 + e k k g −W ( ω−ω ) Im[ χ ] = Im[ χ ] −g ( ω ) e, n n gap n ⎧ Im[ χne, n] = ⎨ ⎩ g ( ω ) ω < ω gap n n c Im[ χ ] ω ≥ ω n n c Truncated at 16.5 eV
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