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A near Fourier-transform limited optical parametric oscillator/amplifier system as a pulsed source for high resolution spectroscopy

K. G. H. Baldwin, Masaru Kono, Yuan He, Richard T. White, Brian J. Orr

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We use optical heterodyne and nonlinear-optical spectroscopic techniques to measure the near Fourier-transform limited output from a narrowband tunable injection-seeded, pulsed optical parametric oscillator/amplifier system that has a controllable frequency chirp of <10 MHz

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We use optical heterodyne and nonlinear-optical spectroscopic techniques to measure the near Fourier-transform limited output from a narrowband tunable injection-seeded, pulsed optical parametric oscillator/amplifier system that has a controllable frequency chirp of <10 MHz

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We use optical heterodyne and nonlinear-optical spectroscopic techniques to measure the near Fourier-transform limited output from a narrowband tunable injection-seeded, pulsed optical parametric oscillator/amplifier system that has a controllable frequency chirp of <10 MHz

Key concepts: Optical parametric amplifier, Chirp, Fourier transform spectroscopy, Fourier transform, Narrowband, Optical parametric oscillator, Parametric oscillator, Optical amplifier

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