- In optics, an
ultrashort pulse, also
known as an
ultrafast event, is an
electromagnetic pulse whose time
duration is of the
order of a
picosecond (10−12...
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narrow frequency spectrum.
Temporal coherence can also be used to
produce ultrashort pulses of
light with a
broad spectrum but
durations as
short as an attosecond...
- An
ultrashort pulse laser is a
laser that
emits ultrashort pulses of light,
generally of the
order of
femtoseconds to one picosecond. They are also known...
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processed material,
ultrashort laser pulses (e.g. femtoseconds)
cause only
minimal material damage during processing due to the
ultrashort light-matter interaction...
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scientific research because of its
tunability and its
ability to
generate ultrashort pulses,
thanks to its
broad light emission spectrum.
Lasers based on Ti:sapphire...
- with the Colt
Commando (AKA: XM177);
these select-fire
carbines have
ultrashort 10.5-inch (270 mm) and 11.5-inch (290 mm)
barrels with over-sized flash...
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interferometric autocorrelation are
commonly used to
estimate the
duration of
ultrashort pulses produced by
modelocked lasers. The
laser pulse duration cannot...
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effects of
unwanted spectral phase changes. For example, when an
ultrashort pulse p****es
through a
block of gl****, the gl****
medium broadens the pulse...
- {\displaystyle \omega } , then the
first peak disappears. High
intensity ultrashort pulse lasers can
create ATI
features with 20 or more peaks. The photoelectron...
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Chirped pulse amplification (CPA) is a
technique for
amplifying an
ultrashort laser pulse up to the
petawatt level, with the
laser pulse being stretched...
