Electron correlations and pre-collision in the re-collision picture of high harmonic generation
Zden\v{e}k Ma\v{s}\'in, Alex G. Harvey, Michael Spanner, Serguei, Patchkovskii, Misha Ivanov, and Olga Smirnova

TL;DR
This paper examines the role of multi-electron correlations in high harmonic generation, emphasizing how they influence ionization and recombination steps in the recollision model, and introduces the concept of pre-collision pathways.
Contribution
It highlights the significance of multi-electron correlations during both ionization and recombination, and clarifies the concept of pre-collision in the recollision framework.
Findings
Multi-electron correlations are crucial during ionization and recombination.
Accurate modeling of correlations helps identify pre-collision pathways.
Pre-collision pathways influence high harmonic generation dynamics.
Abstract
We discuss the seminal three-step model and the recollision picture in the context of high harmonic generation in molecules. In particular, we stress the importance of multi-electron correlation during the first and the third of the three steps of the process: (1) the strong field ionization and (3) the recombination. We point out how accurate account for multi-electron correlations during the third, recombination, step allows one to gauge the importance of pre-collision: the term coined by J. H. Eberly to describe unusual pathways during the first, ionization, step.
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