Femtosecond-pulse laser chirp compensated by cavity-mirror dispersion
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The duration of pulses generated from a simple colliding-pulse mode-locked cw dye laser is measured as a function of cavity-mirror dispersion. The optimum amount of mirror dispersion of Φ(ω) ≅ + 1.8 x 10^[-28] sec2 and a suitable mirror coating for upchirp compensation are identified. The adjustment of mirror dispersion only, without additional dispersive elements, generates continuous trains of pulses as short as 50 fsec.
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- 1986-08-01
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