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Our theoretical research groups and links to some of their 
recent research results. 
 
Brett Esry's Group 
Brett's group studies ultracold three-body collisions and 
intense laser-matter interactions.
	
	- Computationally exploring ultrafast molecular ionization
 PhD dissertation of Youliang Yu.
- 
	Direct evidence of the dominant role of multiphoton permanent-dipole transitions in strong-field dissociation of NO2+
 Bethany Jochim, M. Zohrabi, B. Gaire, F. Anis, Tereza Uhlíková, K. D. Carnes, E. Wells, B. D. Esry, I. Ben-Itzhak
 Phys. Rev. A
		105,
		
		043101
		(2022)
  
 
Loren Greenman's Group 
Loren's group describes the interaction of laser pulses with molecules, with the goal of designing "molecular movies".
	
	
	- 
Pump-probe spectroscopy of chiral vibrational dynamics
 Denis S. Tikhonov, AlexanderBlech, MonikaLeibscher, Loren Greenman, MelanieSchnell, ChristianeP. Koch
 Science Advances
		8,
		
		eade0311
- 
Validity of the static-exchange approximation for inner-shell photoionization of polyatomic molecules
 Carlos A. Marante, Loren Greenman, Cynthia S. Trevisan, Thomas N. Rescigno, C. William McCurdy, Robert R. Lucchese
 Phys. Rev. A
		102,
		
		012815
		(2020)
  
 
CD Lin's Group 
CD's group studies 
attosecond physics; theory of dynamic chemical imaging; 
retrieval of atomic and molecular structures from laser-generated electron spectra and high-order harmonics; general 
laser-atom and laser-molecule interactions; and quantum chaos in helium atoms.
	
	- Characterization and application of isolated attosecond pulses 
 PhD dissertation of Hui Wei.
- 
		Rotation in attosecond vibronic coherence spectroscopy for molecules
 Chi-Hong Yuen, Chii-Dong Lin
 Commun. Phys.
		7,
		
		115
		(2024)
  
 
Uwe Thumm's Group 
Uwe's group is interested in 
modeling, theory, and numerical computation of interactions between electrons, 
ions, and intense laser light with atoms, molecules, clusters, and solid surfaces. 
	
	
	- Spatiotemporally resolved photoemission from plasmonic nanoparticles  
 PhD dissertation of Jianxiong (Jason) Li.
- 
		Dissociative ionization of CO2 in XUV pump and IR or visible probe pulses
 Van-Hung Hoang, Uwe Thumm
 Phys. Rev. A
		109,
		
		033117
		(2024)