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Frequency conversion of intense femtosecond pulses: the route to enhance energy conversion efficiency

A. A. Lukashev, S. A. Magnitskii, Vladimir I Pryalkin

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The phenomenon of phase-matching curve transformation under strong energy exchange conditions and its influence on frequency conversion of ultrashort light pulses in nonlinear crystals are discussed. The routes to increase energy conversion efficiency in three-wave interactions are suggested.

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The phenomenon of phase-matching curve transformation under strong energy exchange conditions and its influence on frequency conversion of ultrashort light pulses in nonlinear crystals are discussed. The routes to increase energy conversion efficiency in three-wave interactions are suggested.

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The phenomenon of phase-matching curve transformation under strong energy exchange conditions and its influence on frequency conversion of ultrashort light pulses in nonlinear crystals are discussed. The routes to increase energy conversion efficiency in three-wave interactions are suggested.

Key concepts: Energy conversion efficiency, Frequency conversion, Femtosecond, Energy exchange, Energy transformation, Phase matching, Nonlinear optics, Energy (signal processing)

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