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High power hybrid laser SOFIA with a solid state oscillator and gaseous amplifiers

Petr Straka, Hana Turčičová, Jiri Skala, Bozena Kralikova, J. Dostál, K. Rohlena, Jiri Ullschmied, K. Jungwirth

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In this paper we build a new smaller iodine laser SOFIA and we also aim to develop the optical parametric chirped pulse amplification (OPCPA) method in laboratory of solid-state oscillator followed by iodine amplifiers and prepare its fast implementation at PALS(Prague Asterix Laser System).

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In this paper we build a new smaller iodine laser SOFIA and we also aim to develop the optical parametric chirped pulse amplification (OPCPA) method in laboratory of solid-state oscillator followed by iodine amplifiers and prepare its fast implementation at PALS(Prague Asterix Laser System).

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In this paper we build a new smaller iodine laser SOFIA and we also aim to develop the optical parametric chirped pulse amplification (OPCPA) method in laboratory of solid-state oscillator followed by iodine amplifiers and prepare its fast implementation at PALS(Prague Asterix Laser System).

Key concepts: Amplifier, Laser, Optical amplifier, Optics, Solid-state, Chirped pulse amplification, Materials science, Power (physics)

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