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Tunable, few-cycle, CEP-stable mid-IR optical parametric amplifier for strong field applications

Musheghyan et al., 2020

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7210520079643672834
Author
Musheghyan M
Geetha P
Faccialà D
Pusala A
Crippa G
Campolo A
Ciriolo A
Devetta M
Assion A
Manzoni C
Vozzi C
Stagira S
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Journal of Physics B: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics

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We present a robust, three-stage optical parametric amplifier driven by a Ti: Sapphire ultrafast laser system that implements passive carrier-envelope phase stabilization and directly generates five-cycle mid-IR pulses by dispersion compensation. The source is …
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