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Strong field-driven subcycle band structure modulation and dephasing control. [PDF]

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Walz F   +8 more
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Formation of nanoscale vapour films governing thermal resistance in amorphous ice. [PDF]

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Liu Y   +21 more
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Nonlinear dynamics of Raman lasers

Physical Review A, 1990
It has recently been shown that single mode Raman lasers are reducible to a simple mathematical description [1] similar to that of the detuned Haken-Lorenz model but for which operating conditions are considerably relaxed. As such they provide excellent opportunity for quantitative tests of nonlinear dynamics.
, Lu, , Harrison
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Laser dynamics in organic distributed feedback lasers

Applied Physics Letters, 2006
The authors study laser dynamics in a polymer distributed feedback resonator by performing pump-probe experiments. They measured the population kinetics in the device under lasing operation with subpicosecond time resolution. By modeling the system with a set of coupled rate equations, which account for stimulated emission and nonradiative decays, they
ZAVELANI ROSSI, MARGHERITA   +4 more
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Homoclinic dynamics of the vibronic laser

Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, 2003
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Gadomski, W.   +2 more
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Laser Dynamics

2010
Bridging the gap between laser physics and applied mathematics, this book offers a new perspective on laser dynamics. Combining fresh treatments of classic problems with up-to-date research, asymptotic techniques appropriate for nonlinear dynamical systems are shown to offer a powerful alternative to numerical simulations.
Erneux, Thomas, Glorieux, Pierre
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Laser spot dynamics

Applied Optics, 1987
The dynamics of a pulsed laser spot covering an optical aperture of a receiver is analyzed. This analysis includes the influence of diffraction, jitter, atmospheric absorption and scattering, and atmospheric turbulence. A simple expression for the probability of response of the receiver illuminated by the laser spot is derived.
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