Nobel Lecture: Sub-atomic motions*,Reviews of Modern Physics

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Nobel Lecture: Sub-atomic motions*
Reviews of Modern Physics ( IF 45.9 ) Pub Date : 2024-08-28 , DOI: 10.1103/revmodphys.96.030502
Ferenc Krausz _{1,

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The written version of my lecture is a personal reflection on decades of research on electron-light interactions, culminating in their control and observation in real time at the turn of the millennium. Electrons and light attracted my attention when attending the lectures of György Marx on quantum mechanics and Károly Simonyi on electrodynamics during the 1980s in Budapest. This interest was solidified by my mentor, Arnold Schmidt, and deepened by Paul Corkum, during the 1990s in Vienna. They have influenced my path most profoundly. It has been a tremendous privilege to stand on the shoulders of scientists, including many Nobel laureates, who made seminal contributions to our understanding of electrons and light, when walking the path to exploring sub-atomic motions. To eventually exploit them for addressing grand challenges. To the benefit of humankind.

中文翻译：

诺贝尔奖讲座：亚原子运动*

我演讲的书面版本是对几十年来对电子-光相互作用研究的个人反思，最终在千禧年之交对电子-光相互作用的实时控制和观察达到了顶峰。1980 年代在布达佩斯参加 György Marx 关于量子力学和 Károly Simonyi 关于电动力学的讲座时，电子和光引起了我的注意。我的导师阿诺德·施密特（Arnold Schmidt）巩固了这种兴趣，并在 1990 年代在维也纳的保罗·科库姆（Paul Corkum）加深了这种兴趣。他们对我的道路产生了最深远的影响。在探索亚原子运动的道路上，能够站在科学家的肩膀上，包括许多诺贝尔奖获得者，他们为我们理解电子和光做出了开创性的贡献，我感到非常荣幸。最终利用它们来解决重大挑战。造福人类。

更新日期：2024-08-28

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