2015•Unpublished venueOpen access

Transition between linear and nonlinear focusing regimes during filamentation

Khan Lim, Magali M. Durand, Matthieu Baudelet, Martin Richardson

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The transition between linear and nonlinear regimes of focusing for laser filamentation is described and shows the balance between plasma physics and nonlinear propagation for the stability of the laser filament and its properties.

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The transition between linear and nonlinear regimes of focusing for laser filamentation is described and shows the balance between plasma physics and nonlinear propagation for the stability of the laser filament and its properties.

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The transition between linear and nonlinear regimes of focusing for laser filamentation is described and shows the balance between plasma physics and nonlinear propagation for the stability of the laser filament and its properties.

Key concepts: Filamentation, Nonlinear system, Protein filament, Plasma, Laser, Instability, Physics, Stability (learning theory)

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