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Single-mode source of radiation, tunable from 188.5 to 320 nm, based on coherent mixing of Ti:sapphire laser harmonics radiation

A.A. Buj, A.V. Kachinsky, Alexey V. Ermakov, A. S. Grabchikov, L.A. Khodasevich, V. A. Orlovich

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Summary form only given. We report here the first, to our knowledge, a ns laser system, tunable from 188.5 to 320 nm, which is based on coherent mixing of the fundamental, second and third harmonic radiation of a Ti:sapphire laser. The Ti:sapphire laser (Model LF 116A, JV SOLAR TII), constructed as a MOPA system, was used in the experiments.

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Summary form only given. We report here the first, to our knowledge, a ns laser system, tunable from 188.5 to 320 nm, which is based on coherent mixing of the fundamental, second and third harmonic radiation of a Ti:sapphire laser. The Ti:sapphire laser (Model LF 116A, JV SOLAR TII), constructed as a MOPA system, was used in the experiments.

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Summary form only given. We report here the first, to our knowledge, a ns laser system, tunable from 188.5 to 320 nm, which is based on coherent mixing of the fundamental, second and third harmonic radiation of a Ti:sapphire laser. The Ti:sapphire laser (Model LF 116A, JV SOLAR TII), constructed as a MOPA system, was used in the experiments.

Key concepts: Sapphire, Laser, Harmonics, Radiation, Materials science, Ti:sapphire laser, Optics, Mixing (physics)

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