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Measurement of Ultrafast Phenomena in the Femtosecond Time Domain

C. V. Shank

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Considerable progress has taken place in the generation and application of ultrashort optical pulses. The methods and techniques for extending time-resolved measurements into the femtosecond (10(-15) second) time domain are described, and recent applications and fertile areas for investigation with femtosecond pulses are discussed.

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Considerable progress has taken place in the generation and application of ultrashort optical pulses. The methods and techniques for extending time-resolved measurements into the femtosecond (10(-15) second) time domain are described, and recent applications and fertile areas for investigation with femtosecond pulses are discussed.

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Considerable progress has taken place in the generation and application of ultrashort optical pulses. The methods and techniques for extending time-resolved measurements into the femtosecond (10(-15) second) time domain are described, and recent applications and fertile areas for investigation with femtosecond pulses are discussed.

Key concepts: Femtosecond, Ultrashort pulse, Time domain, Femtosecond pulse shaping, Ultrafast optics, Optics, Materials science, Optoelectronics

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