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Self-induced optical parametric amplification of random laser emission

Rocha et al., 2019

Document ID
8160548172813762728
Author
Rocha E
Paz Ã
Santos B
Soares W
de Lima E
Leão L
Maia L
Moura A
Publication year
Publication venue
Laser Physics

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In the present letter, random laser (RL) emission at 1063 nm was generated by exciting powder NdAl 3 (BO 3) 4 nanoparticles at 580 nm in resonance with the Nd 3+ transition 4 I 9/2→ 2 G 7/2. Thereupon, optical parametric amplification of the RL, due to the nonlinear …
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