Denis V. Seletskiy

Oct 2, 2024 | nature.com | Ido Kaminer |Michael Kruger |Denis V. Seletskiy |Maria V. Chekhova

AbstractHigh-harmonic generation has been driving the development of attosecond science and sources. More recently, high-harmonic generation in solids has been adopted by other communities as a method to study material properties. However, so far high-harmonic generation has only been driven by classical light, despite theoretical proposals to do so with quantum states of light.