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The ability to distinguish the high-harmonic emission generated by individual half-cycles of a driving laser leads to a simpler approach to characterizing the laser pulse and isolating a single attosecond pulse.
Traditionally, complex networks are classified on the basis of their global properties. But taking into account the modular structure of the network leads to a better understanding of how the underlying systems work.
