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Ultrabroadband TW-class Ti:sapphire laser system with adjustable central wavelength, bandwidth and multi-color operation

Christoph Peter Hauri
2011
Journal Articles

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We demonstrate a versatile tunable and highly stable ultrabroadband Ti:sapphire chirped pulse amplification system with a compressed pulse energy of 20 mJ at 100 Hz repetition rate. High power Ti: Sa systems in principle do not offer wavelength tunability due to gain narrowing. Here we demonstrate transform limited pulse generation from 15 fs to 94 fs with tunable central wavelength (lambda(c) from 755 nm to 845 nm) and bandwidth (130nm

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Christoph Peter Hauri
2011
Journal Articles

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/92556758-4537-4540-bef5-a17d5030150f

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