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Laser-driven resonant soft-X-ray scattering for probing picosecond dynamics of nanometre-scale order. [PDF]
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Structural Parameters of the Thin Disk Population from Evolved Stars in the Solar Neighborhood
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Electrical Connector Assembly Based on Compliant Tactile Finger with Fingernail. [PDF]
Yang W, Zhao H, He C, Qin L.
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Fluid mechanics of sarcomeres as porous media.
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2015
Thin-disk laser technology [1, 2] combines the inherent advantages of allowing extremely high average power, excellent beam quality, and high peak power levels [3]. In this chapter the benefits and limitations of the thin-disk concept with respect to ultrafast operation will be discussed.
Oliver H. Heckl +5 more
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Thin-disk laser technology [1, 2] combines the inherent advantages of allowing extremely high average power, excellent beam quality, and high peak power levels [3]. In this chapter the benefits and limitations of the thin-disk concept with respect to ultrafast operation will be discussed.
Oliver H. Heckl +5 more
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Thin-disk laser system operating above 10 kW at near fundamental mode beam quality.
Optics Letters, 2021We report on a thin-disk laser system with more than 10 kW of output power and a beam quality of M2=1.76 at an overall optical-to-optical efficiency of 51%.
S. Nagel +8 more
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Ultrafast green thin-disk laser exceeding 1.4 kW of average power.
Optics Letters, 2020We present an ultrafast laser with a near-diffraction-limited beam quality delivering more than 1.4 kW of average power in the visible spectral range. The laser is based on second harmonic generation in a lithium triborate crystal of a Yb:YAG thin-disk ...
Christoph Röcker +8 more
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SPIE Proceedings, 2012
We present an Yb-CALGO thin-disk laser in continuous regime. In a slightly multimode configuration we obtain up to 29.5W of average power, corresponding to a slope efficiency of 40% and an optical-to-optical efficiency of 32%. We then design a monomode cavity, and achieve 25W of average power.
Ricaud, Sandrine +12 more
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We present an Yb-CALGO thin-disk laser in continuous regime. In a slightly multimode configuration we obtain up to 29.5W of average power, corresponding to a slope efficiency of 40% and an optical-to-optical efficiency of 32%. We then design a monomode cavity, and achieve 25W of average power.
Ricaud, Sandrine +12 more
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