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Most previous studies of high-order-harmonic generation have focused on the regime beyond the ionization threshold; the dynamical origin of belowand near-threshold harmonics, particularly for the molecular systems, is less understood and largely unexplored. Here, we report a self-interaction free time-dependent density-functionaltheory study along with an extended semiclassical study for the nonperturbative probing of the dynamical origin of belowand near-threshold harmonic generation of the H2 molecule in an intense near-infrared laser field. Our approach allows an accurate study of the electron trajectories as a function of energy, time, and position for below-, near-, and above-threshold harmonics for electrons departing initially from each of the individual hydrogen cores of the H2 molecule. We discover that short trajectories are multiphoton dominated and can have multiple returns for below-threshold harmonics, and excited-state resonances can have significant effects on the generation of neighboring below-threshold harmonics. Furthermore, we find that the electron dynamics for below-threshold long, short, and resonant trajectories differ greatly depending upon which hydrogen core (left or right) the electron was released from initially. An intuitive and appealing picture of nearand below-threshold harmonic generation discovered in our study can give guidance to future experiments in this forefront area of ultrafast atomic, molecular, and optical physics.

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Probing multirescattering dynamics and electron quantum paths for below- and near-threshold harmonic generation of H2 in an intense laser field