Generation of step tunable coherent radiation in the XUV by fifth-order frequency mixing
C. Y. She, John F. Reintjes
Abstract
C. Y. She, John F. Reintjes
Abstract
The generation of coherent radiation at four new frequencies (59.1, 62.6, 71.0, and 76.0 nm) in the XUV by fifth-order frequency mixing of harmonics from a Nd : YAG laser is reported. The relative strength of the fifth-order mixing processes in He and Ne is discussed. Comparison of fifth and third harmonic generation in He shows higher conversion to the fifth harmonic for sufficiently tight focusing.
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The generation of coherent radiation at four new frequencies (59.1, 62.6, 71.0, and 76.0 nm) in the XUV by fifth-order frequency mixing of harmonics from a Nd : YAG laser is reported. The relative strength of the fifth-order mixing processes in He and Ne is discussed. Comparison of fifth and third harmonic generation in He shows higher conversion to the fifth harmonic for sufficiently tight focusing.
Key concepts: Frequency mixing, High harmonic generation, Mixing (physics), Harmonics, Extreme ultraviolet, Laser, Frequency conversion, Radiation