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Low-threshold collinear parametric Raman comb generation in calcite under 532 and 1064 nm picosecond laser pumping

Smetanin et al., 2015

Document ID
1306959367965615423
Author
Smetanin S
Jelinek M
Kubeček V
Jelinkova H
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Laser Physics Letters

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Optimal conditions of low-threshold collinear parametric Raman comb generation in calcite (CaCO 3) are experimentally investigated under 20 ps laser pulse excitation, in agreement with the theoretical study. The collinear parametric Raman generation of the highest number …
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