We investigate theoretically the photoionization of triatomic molecular ion H_(3)^(2+) by numerically solving the two-dimensional time-dependent Schrödinger equations under Bohn-Oppenheimer approximation.The results show that the photoelectron momentum distributions(PMDs)of H_(3)^(2+) with different initial states are strongly dependent on the laser ellipticities and molecular orbital symmetry,and the PMDs of degenerate electronic states E^(±)are mirror images.Also,for degenerate electronic states E^(±),vortex structures appear in the PMDs by the counter-rotating circularly polarized laser pulses as the time delay between the two pulses increases,which can be explained by multicenter ionization and ultrafast photoionization model.
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