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Dynamics of Annular Billiard Systems in Circularly Polarized Laser Fields

This study investigates the dynamics of fullerene molecules under the influence of a strong circularly polarized laser field. By modeling the valence electrons of fullerenes, we aim to understand ionization and fragmentation patterns observed experimentally. Our goals include identifying invariant structures that dictate the unique trajectory characteristics of fullerenes in these dynamic billiard-like potentials. The findings will contribute to the understanding of molecular behavior in intense light fields, providing insights into future applications in photonics and material science.

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Dynamics of Annular Billiard Systems in Circularly Polarized Laser Fields

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  1. Adam KAMOR Annular billiard dynamics in a circularly polarized strong laser field Bourse Chateaubriand Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta Centre de Physique Théorique de Marseille Fullerene: • Motivation: • Experimental ionization and fragmentation of Fullerene are available. • Goals: • Model valence electron of Fullerene subjected to circularly polarized laser field. • Study dynamics by identifying invariant structures responsible for characteristic traits of trajectories. Fullerene Potential Billiard region (stiff walls → infinite walls) Billiard approximation Physical Review E, 85, 016204 (2012)

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