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Resonantly induced mitigation of supermode noise in a harmonically mode-locked fiber laser: revealing the underlying mechanisms

Korobko et al., 2022

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11200731827590272807
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Korobko D
Ribenek V
Stoliarov D
Mégret P
Fotiadi A
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Optics Express

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We have performed experimental and numerical studies enabling clear insight into the physical mechanisms underlying the super-mode noise mitigation in harmonically mode- locked (HML) fiber lasers using the resonant continuous wave (CW) injection. New …
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