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Adaptive femtosecond optical pulse combining

Richard William Jones, David D. Nolte, M. R. Melloch

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We combine two nominal 100 fs pulses into a pulse train using an adaptive holographic quantum-well film as an adaptive pulse combiner in a two-wave mixing geometry. The two pulses in the combined pulse train are phase-locked and are immune to drifting optical path differences or delay times between the two input pulses. The phase is controlled by the choice of center wavelength. The spectrum of the pulse train is equivalent to the spectral interferogram between two ultrafast pulses.

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We combine two nominal 100 fs pulses into a pulse train using an adaptive holographic quantum-well film as an adaptive pulse combiner in a two-wave mixing geometry. The two pulses in the combined pulse train are phase-locked and are immune to drifting optical path differences or delay times between the two input pulses. The phase is controlled by the choice of center wavelength. The spectrum of the pulse train is equivalent to the spectral interferogram between two ultrafast pulses.

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We combine two nominal 100 fs pulses into a pulse train using an adaptive holographic quantum-well film as an adaptive pulse combiner in a two-wave mixing geometry. The two pulses in the combined pulse train are phase-locked and are immune to drifting optical path differences or delay times between the two input pulses. The phase is controlled by the choice of center wavelength. The spectrum of the pulse train is equivalent to the spectral interferogram between two ultrafast pulses.

Key concepts: Ultrashort pulse, Bandwidth-limited pulse, Femtosecond pulse shaping, Multiphoton intrapulse interference phase scan, Pulse (music), Optics, Femtosecond, Pulse shaping

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