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Broadly tunable ultrafast pump-probe system operating at multi-kHz repetition rate

Grupp et al., 2017

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9847664420689794501
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Grupp A
Budweg A
Fischer M
Allerbeck J
Soavi G
Leitenstorfer A
Brida D
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Journal of Optics

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Femtosecond systems based on ytterbium as active medium are ideal for driving ultrafast optical parametric amplifiers in a broad frequency range. The excellent stability of the source and the repetition rate tunable to up to hundreds of kHz allow for the implementation of an …
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