Abstract
We have developed a model for ultrabroadband and ultrashort pulse amplification including the effects of a pulse shaper for regenerative pulse shaping, gain narrowing and gain saturation in the amplifiers. Thin solid etalons are used to control both gain narrowing and gain saturation during amplification. This model has been used to design an optimized Ti:sapphire amplifier system for producing efficiently pulses of < 20-fs duration with approaching peak and average powers of 100 TW and 20 W. (author)
Matsuoka, Shinichi;
Yamakawa, Koichi
[1]
- Japan Atomic Energy Research Inst., Tokai, Ibaraki (Japan). Tokai Research Establishment
Citation Formats
Matsuoka, Shinichi, and Yamakawa, Koichi.
Efficient chirped-pulse amplification of sub-20 fs laser pulses.
Japan: N. p.,
1998.
Web.
Matsuoka, Shinichi, & Yamakawa, Koichi.
Efficient chirped-pulse amplification of sub-20 fs laser pulses.
Japan.
Matsuoka, Shinichi, and Yamakawa, Koichi.
1998.
"Efficient chirped-pulse amplification of sub-20 fs laser pulses."
Japan.
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title = {Efficient chirped-pulse amplification of sub-20 fs laser pulses}
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abstractNote = {We have developed a model for ultrabroadband and ultrashort pulse amplification including the effects of a pulse shaper for regenerative pulse shaping, gain narrowing and gain saturation in the amplifiers. Thin solid etalons are used to control both gain narrowing and gain saturation during amplification. This model has been used to design an optimized Ti:sapphire amplifier system for producing efficiently pulses of < 20-fs duration with approaching peak and average powers of 100 TW and 20 W. (author)}
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title = {Efficient chirped-pulse amplification of sub-20 fs laser pulses}
author = {Matsuoka, Shinichi, and Yamakawa, Koichi}
abstractNote = {We have developed a model for ultrabroadband and ultrashort pulse amplification including the effects of a pulse shaper for regenerative pulse shaping, gain narrowing and gain saturation in the amplifiers. Thin solid etalons are used to control both gain narrowing and gain saturation during amplification. This model has been used to design an optimized Ti:sapphire amplifier system for producing efficiently pulses of < 20-fs duration with approaching peak and average powers of 100 TW and 20 W. (author)}
place = {Japan}
year = {1998}
month = {Mar}
}