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Laser assisted photoemission (LAPE) corresponds to two-color multiphoton ionization, where one of the fields has high frequency compared to the other. Depending on the pulse durations, two regimes can be distinguished: (i) the XUV pulse is much shorter than the IR period, i.e., streak camera [1], and (ii) the XUV pulse is longer than the laser period [2], with the ensuing formation sidebands (SBs) due to the absorption/emission of additional laser photons.

Intracycle interference in laser assisted XUV atomic hydrogen ionization