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The two-photon process in an atom using the pseudostate summation technique

An accurate pseudostate summation technique is used to evaluate the multiphoton absorption coefficient for an atom as a function of the frequency of incident photons. The effect of polarization of the incident radiation on the absorption coefficient is shown by comparing the results obtained for the linearly polarized light with those obtained for the circularly polarized light.