Classical models have been proven to successfully explain some general
features of the harmonic generation in the tunnelling limit. In parti
cular, it can be shown that the energies of the produced harmonics are
bounded by an upper limit given by I(p) + 3.17U(p). In this paper we
show that this limit can be exceeded by considering the special case i
n which the harmonics are generated when the ionized electrons are cap
tured not by the parent ion but by some neighbouring ion located at a
given distance.