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Quantum-Path-Sensitive Inline XUV Interferometry

David T. Lloyd, Adam S. Wyatt, Richard Chapman, Christopher Thornton, Paulina Majchrzak, Alfred Jones, Emma Springate, and Kevin O’Keeffe

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Abstract

An XUV interferometer composed of two inline high harmonic generation regions is used to characterize different ionized electron quantum paths. We unambiguously observe interference between long and short trajectories, revealing their attosecond-scale relative timing.

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