The imaginary part of the high-harmonic cutoff: 3D figures and Supplementary Material

This page contains 3D figures and the Supplementary Material for the paper

The imaginary part of the high-harmonic cutoff. E. Pisanty, M.F. Ciappina and M. Lewenstein. J. Phys. Photonics 2, 034013 (2020), arXiv:2003.00277.

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This document is available at https://imaginary-harmonic-cutoff.github.io/ and as a bundle for download as doi:10.5281/zenodo.3758483. If downloaded and viewed locally, your browser should be configured to allow access to local files. The code used to produce these figures is available as doi:10.5281/zenodo.3692562.

3D Figure 1(a,b)
3D Figure 1(c)
3D Figure 1(d)
3D Figure 1(e)
3D Figure 1(f)
3D Figure 2
3D-printable models

3D Figure 1(a,b)

3D Figure 1(c)

3D Figure 1(d)

3D Figure 1(e)

3D Figure 1(f)

3D Figure 2

3D Prints

This section contains 3D-printable models of the figures shown above.

All of the models in a single zip file:
- 3D prints.zip
The real part of the Riemann-surface topology, as shown in 3D Figure 1(a,b):
- 3D Figure 1(a,b): Re(wt).stl
A good print size is obtained by taking the file units in mm and then scaling down by 50%.
The imaginary part of the Riemann-surface topology, as shown in 3D Figure 1(c-f), including only one orbit per file:
- 3D Figure 1(c): Im(wt) by orbit - 1.stl
- 3D Figure 1(d): Im(wt) by orbit - 2.stl
- 3D Figure 1(e): Im(wt) by orbit - 3.stl
- 3D Figure 1(f): Im(wt) by orbit - 4.stl
A good print size is obtained by taking the file units in mm and then scaling down by 50%.
An alternative slicing of the imaginary part of the Riemann surface (shown collectively in 3D Figure 1(c-f)), showing one of the vertical strips of Fig. 5 (and thus only one branch cut) per file:
- 3D Figure 1(c-f): Im(wt) by sector - 1.stl
- 3D Figure 1(c-f): Im(wt) by sector - 2.stl
- 3D Figure 1(c-f): Im(wt) by sector - 3.stl
- 3D Figure 1(c-f): Im(wt) by sector - 4.stl
- 3D Figure 1(c-f): Im(wt) by sector - 5.stl
A good print size is obtained by taking the file units in mm and then scaling down by 50%.
The topology of the bicircular-field quantum orbits in 3D Figure 2:
- 3D Figure 2: Bicircular topology.stl
A good print size is obtained by taking the file units in cm and then scaling up by 300%.

These models should be printable on a variety of technologies, including resin-based SLS and filament-based SLA. Unfortunately, due to quarantine measures in response to the COVID-19 outbreak of early 2020, it has not been possible for the authors to verify that the models can print correctly, so they are provided as is, in the hope that they do.