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Advanced Optical Materials, 2021
Ultrafast lasers play important roles for scientific research and industrial applications. Saturable absorbers serve as crucial components for ultrafast laser generation.
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Ultrafast lasers play important roles for scientific research and industrial applications. Saturable absorbers serve as crucial components for ultrafast laser generation.
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Recent development of saturable absorbers for ultrafast lasers [Invited]
Chinese Optics Letters (COL), 2021As one of the greatest inventions in the 20th century, ultrafast lasers have offered new opportunities in the areas of basic scientific research and industrial manufacturing.
Mengyu Zhang +5 more
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MXenes: synthesis, incorporation, and applications in ultrafast lasers
Nanotechnology, 2021The rapid expansion of nanotechnology and material science prompts two-dimensional (2D) materials to be extensively used in biomedicine, optoelectronic devices, and ultrafast photonics.
Yuan Cheng +8 more
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Subharmonic Entrainment Breather Solitons in Ultrafast Lasers.
Physical Review Letters, 2020We study theoretically and experimentally the subharmonic entrainment (SHE) breather soliton in mode-locked lasers for the first time, in which the ratio of the breather period to the round-trip time is an integer. We build a non-Hermitian degeneracy map
T. Xian +3 more
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Revealing the Buildup Dynamics of Harmonic Mode‐Locking States in Ultrafast Lasers
Laser & Photonics reviews, 2019Harmonic mode‐locking (HML) is an important technique enabling the generation of high‐repetition‐rate ultrashort pulses. Using an emerging time‐stretch dispersive Fourier transform technique, the experimental observation of the entire buildup process of ...
Xueming Liu, M. Pang
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Broadening of the Fluorescence Spectra of Sesquioxide Crystals for Ultrafast Lasers
, 2020Sesquioxide crystals were identified as promising gain media for high-power ultrafast lasers, and the broadening of their fluorescence spectra could shorten the achievable laser pulses, correspondi...
Wenyu Liu +9 more
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Recent progress in ultrafast lasers based on 2D materials as a saturable absorber
, 2019Two-dimensional (2D) materials are crystals with one to a few layers of atoms and are being used in many fields such as optical modulator, photodetector, optical switch, and ultrafast lasers.
Chunyang Ma +5 more
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Journal of Applied Physics, 2019
Transient phase transitions in ⟨ 100 ⟩-oriented monocrystal coppers under ultrafast lasers induced shock compression are investigated using molecular dynamics simulation.
Q. Xiong, T. Kitamura, Zhenhua Li
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Transient phase transitions in ⟨ 100 ⟩-oriented monocrystal coppers under ultrafast lasers induced shock compression are investigated using molecular dynamics simulation.
Q. Xiong, T. Kitamura, Zhenhua Li
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VSe2 nanosheets for ultrafast fiber lasers
, 2020In this work, we investigate VSe2 for generating femtosecond and large energy mode-locked laser pulses for the first time. Two types of VSe2 based saturable absorbers (SAs), microfiber–VSe2 and VSe2/polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), are prepared, which exhibit ...
Lu Li +4 more
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Physics Today, 1971
By “ultrafast” we mean those light pulses that last from about 10−13 seconds to a few tens of picoseconds. The anticipation of using them to study ultrafast processes in physics and chemistry has stimulated efforts to produce these pulses, and the results have been good; in 1962 the shortest pulse available was 10−8 sec, but by 1968, 10−13-sec pulses ...
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By “ultrafast” we mean those light pulses that last from about 10−13 seconds to a few tens of picoseconds. The anticipation of using them to study ultrafast processes in physics and chemistry has stimulated efforts to produce these pulses, and the results have been good; in 1962 the shortest pulse available was 10−8 sec, but by 1968, 10−13-sec pulses ...
Anthony J. DeMaria +2 more
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