  Using the recently developed Coulomb Quantum Orbit Strong-Field Approximation
(CQSFA), we perform a systematic analysis of several features encountered in
above-threshold ionization (ATI) photoelectron angle-resolved distributions
(PADs), such as side lobes, and intra- and intercycle interference patterns.
The latter include not only the well-known intra-cycle rings and the
near-threshold fan-shaped structure, but also previously overlooked patterns.
We provide a direct account of how the Coulomb potential distorts different
types of interfering trajectories and changes the corresponding phase
differences, and show that these patterns may be viewed as generalized
holographic structures formed by up to three types of trajectories. We also
derive analytical interference conditions and estimates valid in the presence
or absence of the residual potential, and assess the range of validity of
Coulomb-corrected interference conditions provided in the literature.
