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Turbulent Intermittency in a Random Fiber Laser

Atoms, 2019
In fluid turbulence, intermittency is the emergence of non-Gaussian tails in the distribution of velocity increments in small space and/or time scales. Intermittence is thus expected to gradually disappear as one moves from small to large scales. Here we
Antônio M. S. Macêdo, Iván R. Roa González, Ernesto P. Raposo, Leonardo de S. Menezes, Anderson S. L. Gomes   +4 more
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Reconfigurable logic gates driven by spatially designed excitation: Spectra manipulation the coupled random laser system

APL Photonics
All-optical logic gates offer ultra-fast speed information processing and lower power consumption that still misses the reconfigurability, remaining beset for high power consumption and large space requirements.
Xiaoyu Shi, Zhe Liu, Jinjiang Zhao, Kaiyue Shen, Tianrui Zhai   +4 more
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Full Bandwidth Time-Domain Intensity Statistical Characteristics of Raman Random Fiber Laser Based on a Temporal Dynamics Controllable Pump

Photonics
The temporal dynamics and statistical characteristics of Raman random fiber lasers are of great significance for studying their physical properties and applications.
Zhitao Leng, Mengqiu Fan, Han Wu
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Second-harmonic generation within a random fiber laser

High Power Laser Science and Engineering
Optical fibers offer convenient access to a variety of nonlinear phenomena. However, due to their inversion symmetry, second-order nonlinear effects, such as second-harmonic generation (SHG), are challenging to achieve.
Yousi Yang, Dan Li, Pei Li, Guohao Fu, Tiancheng Qi, Yijie Zhang, Ping Yan, Mali Gong, Qirong Xiao   +8 more
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Random pinhole attenuator for high-power laser beams

High Power Laser Science and Engineering
The intensity attenuation of a high-power laser is a frequent task in the measurements of optical science. Laser intensity can be attenuated by inserting an optical element, such as a partial reflector, polarizer or absorption filter.
Seong Cheol Park, Hyeok Yun, Jin Woo Yoon, Seong Ku Lee, Jae Hee Sung, Il Woo Choi, Chang Hee Nam, Kyung Taec Kim   +7 more
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Biomimetic random lasers [PDF]

, 2015
The growing demand for innovative photonic applications is motivating research towards the realization of soft, biocompatible and implantable photonic components that offer smart and low-cost interfaces. We report peculiar lasing emission from bio-mimetic materials.
Ghofraniha N., La Volpe L., Van Opdenbosch D., Zollfrank C., Conti C.   +4 more
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Recent advances and applications of random lasers and random fiber lasers

Progress in Quantum Electronics, 2021
Abstract Random Lasers (RLs) and Random Fiber Lasers (RFLs) have been the subject of intense research since their first experimental demonstration in 1994 and 2007, respectively. These low coherence light sources rely on multiple scattering of light to provide optical feedback in a medium combining a properly excited gain material and a scattering ...
Anderson S.L. Gomes, André L. Moura, Cid B. de Araújo, Ernesto P. Raposo   +3 more
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Liquid crystal random lasers

Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 2023
The enthusiasm for research on liquid crystal random lasers (LCRLs) is driven by their unusual optical properties and promising potential for broad applications in manufacturing, communications, medicine and entertainment.
Guangyin Qu, Xiaojuan Zhang, Siqi Li, Liang Lu, Jiangang Gao, Benli Yu, Si Wu, Qijin Zhang, Zhijia Hu   +8 more
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Model for a Random Laser

Physical Review Letters, 2001
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A L, Burin, M A, Ratner, H, Cao, R P, Chang   +3 more
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Random Lasers

2022
One essential component of a laser is the cavity, which provides optical confinement and feedback for lasing oscillation. In a highly disordered medium, light experiences multiple scattering and undergoes a random walk. Surprisingly, lasing can occur in a random system without well-defined cavities.
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