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Temporal Characterization of Two Octave Hollow Fiber Supercontinuum

Austin et al., 2016

Document ID
1300679707741001257
Author
Austin D
Witting T
Ye P
Tisch J
Marangos J
Publication year
Publication venue
High Intensity Lasers and High Field Phenomena

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Temporal Characterization of Two Octave Hollow Fiber Supercontinuum Page 1 HS3B.6.pdf High-Brightness Sources and Light-Driven Interactions (EUV, HILAS, MICS) © 2016 OSA Temporal Characterization of Two Octave Hollow Fiber Supercontinuum Dane R. Austin, Tobias …
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